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Ok that makes some sense with the Home UConn game, but it still seems weird that Fenway has 10,000 to sell for what they label as 'neutral unaffiliated' for UConn vs BC and no such designation for Dartmouth v Brown and UMass v Maine. In the other games those sections are designated for a team (presumably visitors but the distinction isn't consequential).
Did UConn stipulate that only 7,000 seats be available to BC fans? Seems kind of silly and I'd guess that more than half the people buying the 10,000 will be rooting for BC even if not wearing maroon.
Fenway group knows what they are doing. It will be heavily advertised on nesn throughout the Red Sox season. It might not be a sellout but I see it being close to itI think The Fenway Group is expecting BC-UConn to be a sellout. Time will tell if that happens. I think there will be plenty of tickets available on the day of the game.
Personally I do not see either of the other two game having close to 20,000 people at the game. I think The Fenway Group expects much more than that.
Let's hope they have good weather on the 10th and 11th. If they have heavy rain they could leave a very beat up field.
Ha-- BC Interruption: Special Promotion Allows You To Get Your UConn-BC Fenway Tickets Now
I believe it was Clemson and the colors were orange and white.
If BC has a decent season going next year and that's a big if, they will bring 20,000, eat up the secondary market and create a sell out. If not the game will draw 30,000.
I don't think the apathy is denied by many BC alumnus/students/fans that are candid. They might posture in fan forums but its been their problem forever, almost like the Flutie effect created inflated expectation scenario that moderates enthusiasm. Its great that this game is happening and at Fenway, should sent up a rivalry that both teams need.Either way you just proved the point that BC fans don't show up to their games. When Michigan came to the Rent, when UConn wasn't very good, we still had the majority in the building (which was a sellout with additional seats brought in). You literally just proved the point that the only reason the Clemson game was most attended was because of the opposing teams fans. Kudos!
Demand was so high for the game at BC last year, BC was giving away 2 tickets to every season ticket holder that asked for them. I passed out 8 free tickets that I was able to get a hold of. In case you forgot, at that point Uconn's had gone about 9 consecutive quarters without scoring a touchdown.Wasn't BC's best attended home game the UConn game last year and wasn't there a lot of blue and white?
The advertised it the day they had media day. Don't think they will advertise again until they go on sale to general publicFWIW I watch 95% of Sox games and this hasn't been featured once. Maybe they will later in the season?
Yes, but I will be much more disappointed if we play much better football in September and that doesn't spur substantive ticket sales for this game.This is bad news. This makes it sound like we have tons of unsold tickets.
This is bad news. This makes it sound like we have tons of unsold tickets.
How so?? Today was the previously announced date that tickets would go on sale to general public. Fenway retained +/- 10K for sale by them.
How so?? Today was the previously announced date that tickets would go on sale to general public. Fenway retained +/- 10K for sale by them.
I am not referring to the general sale. I am referring to the special UConn presale being extended. If we weren't able to sell that out then it makes us look bad. A game at Fenway against are supposed rival that can't sell out a limited a number of ticket??!! That looks bad.
I am not referring to the general sale. I am referring to the special UConn presale being extended. If we weren't able to sell that out then it makes us look bad. A game at Fenway against are supposed rival that can't sell out a limited a number of ticket??!! That looks bad.
If this was designed to get season ticket holders to buy it is disappointing. If Uconn has 20k season tickets holders, this means a low percentage of season ticket holders bought tickets for this game. I know some that are not happy to have lost a home game and have to pay extra, drive 90 minutes, pay extra for parking and have limited tailgate options.Sorry... expecting UConn to sell out their allotment of 22k tickets to this game in mid-May is a bit unrealistic.