BuffAlum2007
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Miami basketball fans: Far more fickle than their football fans...
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Miami basketball fans: Far more fickle than their football fans...
dply
Doble hoja
The Marlins would love that kind of attendance. :lol:
FrankRizzo
Active Member
Pretty sure the fact that everyone but CU was on Spring break last week was a big reason, hope we fill it up today!
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Can't wait to see your bump/update for the Kent St game, 77. Watching on TV, the keg looked full.
Actually, this is Spring Break week which makes the crowd tonight that much more impressive.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
It was impressive. Every tv shot I saw tonight showed seats with folks in them. I think I saw one open seat, behind the CU bench -- they must've been recycling a beer.
dyemeduke
Well-Known Member
I'm happy with the students showing up as well while during spring break...but I'm not overly impressed. CU fans have always supported the Buffs if they're WINNING...which we are right now. I think a true measurement will be next season - how enthusiastic for the program will the current SO and JR students be? I hope they still show up.
I must say there was one thing that annoyed me - when a Kent St player went down with cramps in his left calf, you could hear a lot of booing. Booing an injured player should never be done. Be verbally abusive, intimidating, etc while the game is going on - fine. But, if the player goes down?...he's out there competing - give him the due respect of at least be silent and clapping when he gets up. We don't do this in football games, and the same should be done for basketball. I understand that the severity of injuries are completely different, but still...they are all players and deserve some respect.
I must say there was one thing that annoyed me - when a Kent St player went down with cramps in his left calf, you could hear a lot of booing. Booing an injured player should never be done. Be verbally abusive, intimidating, etc while the game is going on - fine. But, if the player goes down?...he's out there competing - give him the due respect of at least be silent and clapping when he gets up. We don't do this in football games, and the same should be done for basketball. I understand that the severity of injuries are completely different, but still...they are all players and deserve some respect.
RK
UBL
They were booing because the refs stopped the game in the middle of a 3 on 1 breakaway for the buffs
btbuff
It's an inside joke
It wasn't booing of the player it was booing of stopping a fast break for cramps in his leg. The students saw it, Rodney Billups and the CU coaching staff made sure to point it out to the official. Students clapped when he got up and went to the bench.
students booed cause it was a lame injury to stop the game for when CU had a breakaway. Especially since the ever awful cramp was not that bad and the dude came back in 2 minutes later.
dyemeduke
Well-Known Member
okay, that's all good that the students were booing the fast break stopping, but this comment is bull****. "lame injury" "ever awful cramp" "dude came back" ...wow...he OBVIOUSLY wasn't in any form of pain then, and he's just a big pussy...why? because you think so. I don't think the game should've been stopped by any means, but at the same time, fans should never degrade an opponent while they're down.
Jeckyl?
Hyde?
Make up your mind :lol:
Note, the booing was pretty much all students, who were right there. Was it ok when they booed him 2 minutes later when he re-entered the game? ALl the fans that booed him did so after they stopped the game and after they saw him down for a ****ing cramp. Not to mention the other coach was flipping his **** and sent his medic onto the court before they called TO. It was a cramp. And not even a serious one. Stop being a pussy.
I've had a cramp before. It sucks. Its still more annoying than anything else. He wasn't in agony. I doubt they would have booed if he had actually injured himself. (no guarantees there, these are CU students :lol
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dyemeduke
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:rolling_eyes: ...okay, since you can't understand it, my mind has been completely made up. I apologize to the fans that were solely booing (and read my comment) with the frustration with the game stoppage - that's completely legit. However, for those that were calling the player a pussy or what-have-you for being down...grow up. Thus - SnowBuff - grow up. I hope that clears it up for you. Since you seem to be the type to keep responding, have fun with that if you choose to respond - that's all I have to say on this.
The Keg was most definitely full tonight. I don't know if it was actually sold out but there weren't many empty seats at all. There were at least 10K people there, if not 11K. The crowd did a great job and I was extremely pleasantly surprised with the turnout. Campus was dead today but the community really stepped up.
Man, you make this all personal. Now, go play with your dolls and have a good night :smile2:.
RK
UBL
Pretty awesome, I even saw some (for lack of better word) "old" people in the student section, BADASS.
It was impressive being in the Foam Dome tonight! There were a few but not many seats open. We had to have had well over 10K in the building and I would guess it was much closer to 11K. Great job Buff fans and you were treated to a fun, competitive basketball game. I hope we are seeing something special take place with bball at CU. Time will tell but this is a great step.
Please back off your attitude that you are so superior because you are a Duke fan. It gets tired. I don't care how impressed or unimpressed you are with our student section. You don't go to the games. I am proud of our fans tonight. We filled the CEC for a freaking NIT game during spring break, and our fans were enthusiastic and behaved with class.
As has already been pointed out, we were booing the ridiculous stoppage of play, but what has not been pointed out is that the whole arena also clapped for the player in question when he did return to the bench.
Just for fun, enjoy this summary of Duke fans from GQ magazine's recap of the worst sports fans in America:
**** Duke. :wave2:
Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
Gotta give it to Bohn as well dude fills seats.
:yeahthat:
BuffNut99
Club Member
Best game I've been to at the Can in a while! Loved the atmosphere, the crowd seemed to have the same chip on its shoulder that the players do. Had no idea about the flu situation until after the game. Thank goodness they stopped giving it to Greene after halftime (until about 5 mins left), we couldn't stop him.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Dufault had to be dead at the end of the game. He played extremely physical defense. I was very impressed with him.
The cubuffs.com recap says it was 9065. No way there were 2000 empty seats in the Keg last night though..
The booing that occurred when the guy went down with the cramp was because the dumb**** official blew the whistle and stopped a CU fast break, when even my dog knows you don't stop the play because of an injured player until a) the opposing team no longer has the ball, or b) the injured player is in a position where he might further injure himself or others (as in, underneath the basket). Since neither of these situations occurred, it was a complete bull**** call to blow the whistle, and the fans were right to boo.
You are correct. There was no way we had 2K empty seats. I agree it was probably not a sell out, but it was freaking full. More than 10K and more likely 10,500 or better.
I think they blew the whistle because Geno was going ape **** on the side line and sent the team medic onto the court before an official had a chance to think.