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Good move IMO
Why? My roommate was complaining about the same thing. There's way too much demand for student bball tickets and not nearly enough seating. Other good bball schools have the same issue.
The women deserve support to, and this is a move to get some support for them. You had to go to the women's games last year to go to Vegas/wherever our tournament game was played.
Yeah it's a good move, getting more students to support the lesser supported CU teams.
I'm guessing lots of fans are, you think people will be doing their homework at this game?
Small sample size, just three games. It's also not exactly fair to do that since they didn't announce that in advance. For this, they have.
You mean when sports teams make you buy tickets in bundles to games you don't care, they are being "stupid." Suppply/demand!
I'll admit that the student attendance has been less than I thought it would be at this point, despite it being the week before break which is usually pretty ****ty. I had to tell my neighbors and roommates that we had a game tomorrow (this was last night) :wtf:?
There's always "weird" start times. Is 7 a weird a time? The only out of the ordinary one was 10 AM, that was an anomaly but for good reason. The first game wasn't weird starting time, just went up against the Broncos game. You could make excuses for practically every game if you want to.
That sucks, I'd say if I were them, I'd go to someone in the AD and explain the situation. Will they make an exception, probably not, but what do you have to lose?
I'm glad we're complaining about this stuff. No sarcasm. I remember the OOC games getting maybe a few hundred students.
Good idea. I will be there and I have an exam the next day, so honestly I will probably be reading a textbook in the corner somewhere since we probably don't have to sit in the student section. And I am very disappointed with our student section. The week before Thanksgiving isn't exactly a great week for games plus a 10 am start and a game against another no name team during the Broncos doesn't help. Most people didn't even know if there was a game tonight. I get so many dumb emails from CU, they should send out an email of a reminder for every basketball game.
Yeah possibly, just wouldn't get my hopes up. I'd also say I'll get to the arena right after the exam(assuming there's enough time).
I'd also say if possible (not knowing the situation too much about the situation), possibly ask the professor if you could take the exam at another time. Some professors are more flexible than others, they teacher multiple classes of the same subject so there could be an alternative.
Good ideas. I know when all the games are, but that's because I was raised that way and live and breathe this stuff (hence being on here). It is most students who are more casual that probably need a reminder.
This is the weirdest thing to me after all the excitement from students since March
