Quote of the day

[katiecrum1992]

Announcer at Shock/Sparks game:
"Being a referee is a tough job. No matter what you say or do, half of the people disagree with you."

 

[01Neaggrad02]

So not true. Take a typical UCONN game where the fans of UCONN outnumber the other fans like 3 to 1. So really... you make a bad call against UCONN and you anger 3/4's the crowd... make a bad call the other way it is only 1/4.

 

[DaddyChoc]

probably talking about the teams not the fans

 

[katiecrum1992]

probably talking about the teams not the fans

It works with both.

 

[katiecrum1992]

So not true. Take a typical UCONN game where the fans of UCONN outnumber the other fans like 3 to 1. So really... you make a bad call against UCONN and you anger 3/4's the crowd... make a bad call the other way it is only 1/4.

Yes but what about the Final Four or another game when you're playing in a neutral site.

 

[01Neaggrad02]

Interesting point. I

Yes but what about the Final Four or another game when you're playing in a neutral site.

am curious what the attendance record for the final four was in relation to the team they supported. I have a feeling there were more Uconn fans than any other but I could be wrong. Also overall I would think UCONN has one of the largest fan bases that attend games and watch from home

 

[katiecrum1992]

Interesting point. I
am curious what the attendance record for the final four was in relation to the team they supported. I have a feeling there were more Uconn fans than any other but I could be wrong. Also overall I would think UCONN has one of the largest fan bases that attend games and watch from home

There were a lot of Notre Dame fans too. Louisville had a good showing as well, but the Schimmel sisters had pretty much their entire family there so that adds up.