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Besides, the XL Center might not exist in a few years anyway
Why do you care about XL? You haven't been to a game in 4 years.
Besides, the XL Center might not exist in a few years anyway
Why do you care about XL? You haven't been to a game in 4 years.
Maybe the team will win if people come. It's depressing playing in front of a 1/4 filled student section. You're such a fairweather fan it makes me sick.
If you want to hold everyone to the standard of being a superfan who goes to every minute of every game regardless of how good the team is, that's fine.
But you graduated 09? I was '10. You are delusional if you think the student fanbase was that loyal, and would still be supporting the teams at their current level of play.
Don't support the team when they need support the most. Got it. We have some rock solid UConn fans here.
What is your current games attended streak?
Season tickets. You?
That's always been my Outlook on sports, have to experience the bad to appreciate the good. It's a little funny how that as a big time fan of a top ten program historically the best season I've experienced was a second round exit to Kansas. My first rooting experience in college basketball was the round of 32 and on in 2014 so when I came to UConn I naively expected Alabama football success hahaI went to UConn 84-87 which I'm pretty certain were without qualifiers the absolute worst 4 years in program history. The first 3 were hate watching Dom Perno increasingly incompetent development & lack of control, but then thoroughly enjoyed Calhoun's 9-19 first season b/c we saw the culture change and potential. Living thru but getting past the dark period allows one to more thoroughly enjoy good times, keeping a broad perspective.
Lifelong fans can be forged thru this adversity, so I'd emphasize and encourage recent grads to reenergize and drive/grow momentum.
We could've played all of our games in front 100,000 screaming UConn fans last year and that dumpster fire of a team would've went under .500. Now the program has a sense of direction it's reasonable to expect fans to be more supportive during the rebuild. But as someone who lived for games my freshman and sophomore year going to last season's games was flat out depressing. Nothing beats the crap out of your school spirit like squeaking past USF at gampel lolDon't support the team when they need support the most. Got it. We have some rock solid UConn fans here.
That's not the question I asked.
How many games in a row have you attended?
Do you want a cookie?I haven't missed a game since 2006. You?
I haven't missed a game since 2006. You?
Do you want a cookie?
That's crazy if trueI haven't missed a game since 2006. You?
That's crazy if true
Don't support the team when they need support the most. Got it. We have some rock solid UConn fans here.
Why it’s possible?It's definitely not true.
If you have a problem with that attitude, so be it. Just that you know your graduating class wasn't any different.
Why it’s possible?
But I don’t think it makes you a better fan. I’ve only missed a couple of games in the same amount of time but I don’t consider myself better than fans on here.
In recent years with the teams performance trending down Ollie needed to interact more with the student body to fill more seats in Gampel/XL. Early indications of Hurley lead me to believe he’ll understand the importance of this (getting students to buy back in to the program) in revitalizing our program and selling out games again.I just want students to show up and support the team.
Why is this just about the students? It’s not like Gampel/XL and Rentschler are full minus the student section.I just want students to show up and support the team.
Why is this just about the students? It’s not like Gampel/XL and Rentschler are full minus the student section.
Why is this just about the students? It’s not like Gampel/XL and Rentschler are full minus the student section.