In-state recruits think our program sucks. Thanks guys.
http://www.denverpost.com/colleges/ci_14039539
http://www.denverpost.com/colleges/ci_14039539
In-state recruits think our program sucks. Thanks guys.
http://www.denverpost.com/colleges/ci_14039539
"When the team is losing and you're kind of disappointed, it was so quiet," Spond said last week. "The stands were so quiet. It was a whole different feeling from the first game (hosting CSU) to the last."
But our fan base has nothing to do with it right. Big time players don't come to CU because we don't have big time fans.
Sure, blame the fans. Go the easy route.
Sure, blame the fans. Go the easy route.
15 f'in thousand fans in Folsom wearing RED!!!!! I guess that was the players and coaches fault.
Big time programs don't have fans tuck tail and run when things get tough. CU will always be a little fish in a big pond as long as our fan base to tuck tail and run when things get a little tough.
I could careless if you like the Coach, AD, or University Pres. Doesn't matter. CU fans are the only fans I know of that want to think our program can run with the big boys, yet we stay home on Sat. with our tails tucked between our legs when things get a little tough.
Again 15K kNU fans in Folsom for "rival game". Doesn't happen at big time programs.
Chilly, were you at the NU game?
15 f'in thousand fans in Folsom wearing RED!!!!! I guess that was the players and coaches fault.
Big time programs don't have fans tuck tail and run when things get tough. CU will always be a little fish in a big pond as long as our fan base to tuck tail and run when things get a little tough.
I could careless if you like the Coach, AD, or University Pres. Doesn't matter. CU fans are the only fans I know of that want to think our program can run with the big boys, yet we stay home on Sat. with our tails tucked between our legs when things get a little tough.
Again 15K kNU fans in Folsom for "rival game". Doesn't happen at big time programs.
15 f'in thousand fans in Folsom wearing RED!!!!! I guess that was the players and coaches fault.
Yes I was
Yes I was
I disagree. I was actually surprised on the turnout this year. The only 2 bad games were the Mizzou game and the Huskers. And the Mizzou game was pretty full at the beginning.
I also talked to some husker fans around my seats. A few of them purchased season tickets just to be sure they could get in the husker game and not pay a premium price.
I also disagree that big time programs don't go through these things. Losing will do this to almost any program. Texas in the 90's USC in the 80's and 90's. Lots of teams go through this. Winning will change things.
Blaming the fans is stupid.
15 f'in thousand fans in Folsom wearing RED!!!!! I guess that was the players and coaches fault.
Big time programs don't have fans tuck tail and run when things get tough. CU will always be a little fish in a big pond as long as our fan base to tuck tail and run when things get a little tough.
I could careless if you like the Coach, AD, or University Pres. Doesn't matter. CU fans are the only fans I know of that want to think our program can run with the big boys, yet we stay home on Sat. with our tails tucked between our legs when things get a little tough.
Again 15K kNU fans in Folsom for "rival game". Doesn't happen at big time programs.
Sure every team goes through hot and cold streaks. But the Texas and USC's fans still fill their own stadium when their biggest rival comes to town. CU fans stay home.
Again 15K kNU fans in Folsom for "rival game". Doesn't happen at big time programs.
Sure every team goes through hot and cold streaks. But the Texas and USC's fans still fill their own stadium when their biggest rival comes to town. CU fans stay home.
Sure every team goes through hot and cold streaks. But the Texas and USC's fans still fill their own stadium when their biggest rival comes to town. CU fans stay home.
Sure every team goes through hot and cold streaks. But the Texas and USC's fans still fill their own stadium when their biggest rival comes to town. CU fans stay home.
YES. It was. It was their fault that we had nothing to cheer for. It was their fault that they SUCKED ALL YEAR LONG. That's what happens when you suck - your fans become apathetic. It's a cause and effect thing. When you suck, don't expect your fans to continue to be passionate.
I absolutely, positively guarantee you that had CU been 9-2 going into that game that there would not have been half that number of fusker fans in attendance.
They think CSU's sucks as well. I really don't think it is that big of a deal. Colorado High School football is not going to float any program.
"When the team is losing and you're kind of disappointed, it was so quiet," Spond said last week. "The stands were so quiet. It was a whole different feeling from the first game (hosting CSU) to the last."
But our fan base has nothing to do with it right. Big time players don't come to CU because we don't have big time fans.
Which all just goes to prove my point. CU fans only turn up when the program is winning. When the program goes through some tough time, CU fans stay home. I can promise you that when LSU was crappy back in the 80's and 90's you still didn't see 15,000 fans from a rival SEC school show up in that stadium. As bad as those years were, and it was a long stretch of bad football, especially in the 90's. They still averaged 70K a game in attendance.
CU fans would rather tell you how we have better things to do with their time and money on Sat. Fans of the big boys tell you what time to show up for next weeks tailgate.
Showing up on Saturdays to cheer on you favorite football team, win or lose, does mean you are apathetic. It means that, no matter what is going on, there is nothing better than showing up to root for you favorite football team and enjoy festivities that go along with a College Football. I don't care what our record is, there will never be any better way I can think of to spend my Sat then either watching or attending a CU football game.