Husky25
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Which make the attendance all the more scary.
Why? It literally does not matter.
Which make the attendance all the more scary.
Again, UConn's fault years ago when they became a brand and pushed the real fans up farther in seating and finally out. The people who threw the most cash took over and just renew every year not caring if they go or don't depending on the opponent and impact of the game. These were also the people who had no idea of what UConn basketball even was until the 90's or so. I went to them all and didn't bitch a bit if it was New Hampshire or Cuse. Go have some fun, watch your favorite team and quit whining for crying out loud - it is what it IS.
We had about 20-25 people from Meriden who all had tix in different areas and all met at JP's (downstairs place gone now) before and after for a few, made the most of every game. I suggest everyone do the same or just stop going they're doing the best they can with the situation.
There would have been more students if this game was a Gampel, but not a lot more. Sales of Uconn tickets are just down across the board, not just Football. The old baby boomer fan base is dying moving out of state and we are just not replacing them with Millennials. All games are on TV in on 55 inch 4K tvs and conference and home scheduled sucks Now only a special game will bring out the fans...(Michigan in Football and Syracuse for BB). Other than that, we need to get used to the new norm. They heydays are gone and are not coming back. (Unless we get into a new conference)
Again, UConn's fault years ago when they became a brand and pushed the real fans up farther in seating and finally out. The people who threw the most cash took over and just renew every year not caring if they go or don't depending on the opponent and impact of the game. These were also the people who had no idea of what UConn basketball even was until the 90's or so. I went to them all and didn't bitch a bit if it was New Hampshire or Cuse. Go have some fun, watch your favorite team and quit whining for crying out loud - it is what it IS.
We had about 20-25 people from Meriden who all had tix in different areas and all met at JP's (downstairs place gone now) before and after for a few, made the most of every game. I suggest everyone do the same or just stop going they're doing the best they can with the situation.
AHHHHH JPs one of our favorite hangouts - we lived at the bowling machine
Every time I hear Billie Jean or Thriller it takes me to JPs with the St Pauli Girls and stale popcorn from the machine!!
Plus they had decent burgers (I think but that's based on about 6-8 St Paulis)
I think JPs and Honnis Oyster House were only 2 places selling St Pauli in Hartford
Fair point - I wasn't thinking of that.Alterique being tentative on the loose ball may be more a mental thing rather than lack of competitiveness. If I remember correctly that was how he dislocated his shoulder.