Just turned on SNY. Place looks empty
I love people who criticize the attendance while sitting on their butts at home. It was brutal out there today. I wanted to leave several times. It hung in till the end.
Just turned on SNY. Place looks empty
I love when people ignorantly assume that everyone who posts on the boneyard lives in CT and has perfect logistics to get to every game.I love people who criticize the attendance while sitting on their butts at home. It was brutal out there today. I wanted to leave several times. It hung in till the end.
I crack up when I get home from games and see threads about our attendance. The irony is rich.
23k sounds about right. 7k at the end of the game. Brutally hot and humid sitting on the Uconn side
I love when people ignorantly assume that everyone who posts on the boneyard lives in CT and has perfect logistics to get to every game.
Captain drools over every female is the new morality police look out.apparently you don't have young children that you take to games.
I think NC State a few years ago was more humid. I remember being absolutely miserable that game as well as today.I think today was the most uncomfortable I've ever been at a game at the Rent. I would take a rainstorm or blizzard game 100 times out of a 100 over what we got today.
I was critical of the student sections last week so I have to give them credit when it's due. They were well represented for this game, even when the rest of the stadium was half empty. They also made a good deal of noise when SB was in their end of the stadium.
I am incredibly thankful that I don't live in Gainesville and have season tickets to Florida. Some of those early Sept games must be obnoxious heat.
It was gloriousExactly why I love being a Rent Rat. The press box shade came a little after halftime and it felt like Christmas.
Just turned on SNY. Place looks empty

Not a good enough reason for meFirst home game I've missed since DJ threw threw the TD/coversion against Pitt in double OT. Made a promise to myself to never bitch out again after that. Mi had a good reason today though...
Moved from the Young Alumni to the pressbox/Stony Brook side after the first quarter and it was alot better. Still brutal...but better. I think it's funny that Weist's big thing was wearing the polo regardless of how cold it was. Is Diaco's going to be wearing the buttondown regardless of how hot it is??The weather was hot, sunny and humid--the the warmest gameday that I can remember since the Rent opened. A lot of people took refuge from the sun on the concourse--there was a strong breeze in some areas, a real saving grace today. From our seats in 223, I saw lots of people crammed into the concourse on the Stony Brook side watching the game. The student section should get white UCONN tee shirts, too--wearing blue was not good today. And the band should have gotten a pass on wearing gloves today. Gloves?
The next 3 year cycle re-up campaign is going to be very interesting I fear.
Is there any chance they drop ticket prices for the next 3 year cycle? Offer discounts for sets of 4? Bigger discounts for 6, 8? If they don't I think they can expect a drop in ticket sales. There's just no reason to buy season tickets when you don't sell out any games. You're actually better off not buying season tickets and waiting for the various promotions that come throughout the year.
Having said that I will still buy, diehard fan, support the program etc.
I think they should drop the prices across the board for any number of season tickets purchased and build (rebuild) the base. What do I know though, I wouldn't even be surprised if they jacked the price another $5 per game.
We moved over to the forty behind the home bench. Not like the blue seats were being used anyway. We stayed the entire game as usual.
Agree season ticket holders are getting ripped off. You are better off just not getting season tickets(and not donating for the seat). And just buying each game individually and basically sitting where you want.
Our crew of 8 have talked casually about not re upping but still attending every game on "our own". and we have all had tickets since Memorial Stadium. Think many more may consider doing the same in the near future.
As mentioned above there should be some type of incentive to getting season tickets. I like the idea of free parking passes.
I love people who criticize the attendance while sitting on their butts at home. It was brutal out there today. I wanted to leave several times. It hung in till the end.
I love when people ignorantly assume that everyone who posts on the boneyard lives in CT and has perfect logistics to get to every game.
I love when people ignorantly assume that everyone who posts on the boneyard lives in CT and has perfect logistics to get to every game.
I think NC State a few years ago was more humid. I remember being absolutely miserable that game as well as today.
Well when you follow that up with "oh look at me, I stayed till the end!" You kinda shift the tone towards what has been a common response "derp the people complaining about attendance from home are the problem"I'm not knocking the fact that they are not at the game, I'm knocking the criticism of those sitting home about the size of the crowd, big difference. A large c rowd were under the in the shade on the concourse.
It actually started as a simple subjective observation that the place looked empty, which was met with a response that had a fair tone of high-and-mighty, lookit-me-I'm-a-great-fan lash back, which I thought was inappropriate.You are missing the point. Of course people understand that not everyone who posts here can go to every game. Their point is that it takes a special type of self-centeredness -- the kind that most people grow out of in adolesence -- to bitch about other people not being there when you are not there yourself. Two totally different points.
So to summarize for you, don't come if you can't come. It's your life. But that doesn't make you free to criticize others for not coming. And if you do that from your living room, be smart enough not to be shocked that those of us who uncomfortably sat through that crap yesterday have no patience for you.
Well when you follow that up with "oh look at me, I stayed till the end!" You kinda shift the tone towards what has been a common response "derp the people complaining about attendance from home are the problem"