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Hartford is a better home court advantage than Gampel despite what the coach and Gampel fans think.
Too many boomers at both venues. Lol

Signed,
Gen X

Edit: As @GlastonTim said, rabid boomers can stay. Arms folded all game boomers need to go.
 
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Just checked - You retain your Row A, Seat 8. It’s just now located where Row Z Seat 8 was.
 
Hartford is a better home court advantage than Gampel despite what the coach and Gampel fans think.
If this is true, why do you think that's the case? More fans? Haven't been to an XL game in years but will say the crowd sounded great on tv the last couple of games this year.
 
Gonna be super weird at the XL with the students on the opposite side we are used to
The court itself is flipping too, likely to accommodate the lower level suite setup, so in theory once you get into the arena it will essentially feel the same.
 
I’m a proud boomer that loses my voice every game. Most aren’t cheering like crazy, they’re telling us to sit down, and f them. Sure they clap at the start of the halves, big whoop.
 
If this is true, why do you think that's the case? More fans? Haven't been to an XL game in years but will say the crowd sounded great on tv the last couple of games this year.
Its undisputedly better at Gampel. Half my section doesn't do the standing until we score at XL, despite my words of encourgement.
 
There is no shortage of clueless, apathetic fans at any age at either venue.

  • The 80 year old man that sits next to me at XL that yells at anybody who stand up in front of him.
  • The 35 year old mom that sits a few rows in front of me at Gampel (occasionally) that stands up in middle of the game to make sure her kids don't spill food on themselves.
  • The 20-something man in my aisle that decides to get up during live play, 30 seconds after a TV timeout. Same for the 40-something woman that was in my aisle for the Seton Hall game.
  • The 50-something couple that gets up to leave with 1 minute left in a 3-point game against Villanova at XL.
 
The court itself is flipping too, likely to accommodate the lower level suite setup, so in theory once you get into the arena it will essentially feel the same.
Well sportsbook on student side. Bar area on non student side. I get it will look and feel similar but there are aspects that will take getting used to
 
There is no shortage of clueless, apathetic fans at any age at either venue.

  • The 80 year old man that sits next to me at XL that yells at anybody who stand up in front of him.
  • The 35 year old mom that sits a few rows in front of me at Gampel (occasionally) that stands up in middle of the game to make sure her kids don't spill food on themselves.
  • The 20-something man in my aisle that decides to get up during live play, 30 seconds after a TV timeout. Same for the 40-something woman that was in my aisle for the Seton Hall game.
  • The 50-something couple that gets up to leave with 1 minute left in a 3-point game against Villanova at XL.
sounds like you'd be more comfortable watching the game at home on the television. Love the fan police.
 
There is no shortage of clueless, apathetic fans at any age at either venue.

  • The 80 year old man that sits next to me at XL that yells at anybody who stand up in front of him.
  • The 35 year old mom that sits a few rows in front of me at Gampel (occasionally) that stands up in middle of the game to make sure her kids don't spill food on themselves.
  • The 20-something man in my aisle that decides to get up during live play, 30 seconds after a TV timeout. Same for the 40-something woman that was in my aisle for the Seton Hall game.
  • The 50-something couple that gets up to leave with 1 minute left in a 3-point game against Villanova at XL.
And the students are such awesome fans that when football season rolls around, they can't figure out a way to the Rent.
 
And the students are such awesome fans that when football season rolls around, they can't figure out a way to the Rent.
They can find the Rent. Some just can't find the entrance to the stadium and are forced to get drunk in the parking lot. The ones that make it in think that football is played in halves so after two periods, leave to meet up with their friends that couldn't find the entrance.
 
sounds like you'd be more comfortable watching the game at home on the television. Love the fan police.
Nice response but you completely missed the point. Next time, I'll type slower so maybe you can keep up.
 
Nice response but you completely missed the point. Next time, I'll type slower so maybe you can keep up.
just worry about the game and not what everyone else is doing.
 
Its undisputedly better at Gampel. Half my section doesn't do the standing until we score at XL, despite my words of encourgement.
I know there are casual fans at both venues, but I gotta imagine you would get more at the XL due to ease of access. Gampel is more difficult for many to get to, especially on a week night. And I imagine there usually aren't as many students.
 
And the students are such awesome fans that when football season rolls around, they can't figure out a way to the Rent.
The students aren't exactly alone in this behavior.
 
Undefeated this season in Hartford. But Gampel did have tougher schedule.
Hartford in big games is much louder.
I agree and use the Syracuse and Georgetown games in January of 1990 as examples.
The then Civic Center was electric. The lights seemed brighter, the fans louder and time was almost standing still when we blew Georgetown out early. They were stunned......maybe the lights were too bright!
 
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