The GA section is always full at least 30 minutes prior to tipoff. That means people are showing up early to make sure they get a seat. It's crazy to look over there and see that section absolutely packed every game. It's never been like that before.
I remember when the only time anyone sat there was against KU... and those were Jayhawk fans. Glad to see how much things have changed. The students currently at CU, I imagine have no idea what it used to be like.The GA section is always full at least 30 minutes prior to tipoff. That means people are showing up early to make sure they get a seat. It's crazy to look over there and see that section absolutely packed every game. It's never been like that before.
they barely have an idea of what its like now, given their attendance this season.I remember when the only time anyone sat there was against KU... and those were Jayhawk fans. Glad to see how much things have changed. The students currently at CU, I imagine have no idea what it used to be like.
We will arrive when the grey hairs start showing up or lose their seats cause its too expensive for them to keep them and not show up.
It's still day and night compared to 10 years ago. Yes, I agree the crowds were a bit disappointing earlier this season.they barely have an idea of what its like now, given their attendance this season.
and you show up. We need a new generation of grey hairs to take over.I agree. But a lot of these "grey hairs" have had tickets for decades. They are used to showing up for 5-6 games a year and calling it good.
Another thing - I suppose I'm one of the grey hairs now. dammit.
It's still day and night compared to 10 years ago. Yes, I agree the crowds were a bit disappointing earlier this season.
I hope you're not talking about these superfan ladies (eighty-nine-year-old twins, Betty Fitzgerald Hoover and Peggy Fitzgerald Coppom)! They get lifetime passes in my book.We will arrive when the grey hairs start showing up or lose their seats cause its too expensive for them to keep them and not show up.
obviously not. 1) they show up. 2) exceptions to my broad general rules will be made when I become benevolent dictator.I hope you're not talking about these superfan ladies! They get lifetime passes in my book.
they barely have an idea of what its like now, given their attendance this season.
Yea. No. That's some bull**** unless finals started somewhere around Nov 2.Give the students a break. Up until now, they've either been deep in finals or on break. Even so, they showed up reasonably well against OSU and UO. They travelled up to CSU and were packed in like sardines for the KU game. Early season games are always a little tough for students.
To put this into perspective, when I was at CU, I remember a game against Valparaiso in November or December, 1989. There was no defined student section then. We sat (roughly) where the drummer for the band is located now. There might have been 2,000 people total at that game, and hardly any students at all. It's much, much different today.
The only go to the games to get laid.I hope you're not talking about these superfan ladies (eighty-nine-year-old twins, Betty Fitzgerald Hoover and Peggy Fitzgerald Coppom)! They get lifetime passes in my book.
The twins are the best!I hope you're not talking about these superfan ladies (eighty-nine-year-old twins, Betty Fitzgerald Hoover and Peggy Fitzgerald Coppom)! They get lifetime passes in my book.
Yea. No. That's some bull**** unless finals started somewhere around Nov 2.
I'm delaying working on something I was told I wasn't going to work on but then got told I have to work on it. :lol:You're bitter today.
Even less at many of the OOC games I attended in Ricardo Patton era. My sophomore year in 2006 when we made the NIT and hosted a game trying to convince Roby to stay(which he did and probably regretted), they drew less than 2000 to that game.Give the students a break. Up until now, they've either been deep in finals or on break. Even so, they showed up reasonably well against OSU and UO. They travelled up to CSU and were packed in like sardines for the KU game. Early season games are always a little tough for students.
To put this into perspective, when I was at CU, I remember a game against Valparaiso in November or December, 1989. There was no defined student section then. We sat (roughly) where the drummer for the band is located now. There might have been 2,000 people total at that game, and hardly any students at all. It's much, much different today.
Even less at many of the OOC games I attended in Ricardo Patton era. My sophomore year in 2006 when we made the NIT and hosted a game trying to convince Roby to stay(which he did and probably regretted), they drew less than 2000 to that game.
I have been to men's game at the keg with less than 1,000 people in attendance. I believe I walked down and sat 1st row at midcourt. Probably in 2003 or 2004. We have come a long way in 10 years.
I have been to men's game at the keg with less than 1,000 people in attendance. I believe I walked down and sat 1st row at midcourt. Probably in 2003 or 2004. We have come a long way in 10 years.
I lived in Kitt, doubt many of the people who lived there had any idea when the basketball games were going on and it was right outside their dorms.I have been to men's game at the keg with less than 1,000 people in attendance. I believe I walked down and sat 1st row at midcourt. Probably in 2003 or 2004. We have come a long way in 10 years.
It was disappointing how we finished when a Tourney bid at one point seemed within reach, it was the middle of the end of Ricardo Patton that night. ODU clearly had more to play for that night. I loved in 2011 that despite missing the Tourney, they carried that chip on their shoulder.I was there for that game too - it was vs. Old Dominion and we got blasted by them - the team looked completely disinterested and unmotivated to play....
Yep and Qdoba. Also, I have a ton of shirts from giveaways at games. A good portion of my wardrobe. I think I made back my $20 it cost for season tickets because I would've spent much more on CU shirts at the bookstore or elsewhere otherwise.I remember quite a few games like that. THey used to give free pizzas to students, and we usually went to games (Esp OOC) just for that.
I bet you had a few beers though
I lived in Kitt and attended more finals in the CEC than games. I even had players on my dorm floor and didn't know games were going on at the time.I lived in Kitt, doubt many of the people who lived there had any idea when the basketball games were going on and it was right outside their dorms.