Auburn

[ruskin]

that and drunk driving laws...

Don't think the average BAC would be any less than it is for your average Rent home game. If that's a concern they shouldn't be selling beer in the first place (gag)

 

[hthusky74]

I don't disagree that we can't get people to come. As Whaler said, a few years ago we had a decent turnout. My point was that at our current state of affairs, no one is turning out because there is disinterest in the program. It isn't because there were other things going on. If they start winning 8 games, or get a new exciting coach, or even change to a "Power" conference, I think the interest will return. However, right now we're stagnant and I really hope that changes. However, that doesn't mean that our PR department should be stagnant as well. If anything, they should be working their butts off.

And do what? Change the logo again? You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.

 

[uconnbill]

http://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...8/spring-football-game-attendance-2013-auburn

Attendance figures from around the country. We drew more than Illinois. But Temple drew more than us!

Those numbers can't be right. I was there and at 12:30 the eastern side of the lower section was pretty full from the 20's to 20's. plus there was a few hundred on the west side.

 

[Adios]

The Hartford Courant reported a similar attendance figure.

 

[whaler11]

3,200 was generous for UConn.