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football times
- Thread starter Waldo2
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drummer343
Member
Bovee and Ron Goch. On top of more night games, they've got some things in the works to get butts in the seats. At least that's what I've heard from Ron. We'll see if it pans out. WSU Athletics has had a way of blowing it when it comes to promoting our teams. The new "regime" seems dedicated to changing that.
Waldo2
Active member
Night games always have better attendance than day games.
Avoiding general conference is big as too many people feel conflicted and usually end up staying home.
I like the day games in November because it can get cold.
This is a great schedule - Kudos to those who put it together.
Now, lets see if the marketing will come along as well.
Avoiding general conference is big as too many people feel conflicted and usually end up staying home.
I like the day games in November because it can get cold.
This is a great schedule - Kudos to those who put it together.
Now, lets see if the marketing will come along as well.
talhadfoursteals
Active member
WILDCAT said:
The weather was pretty crappy at the start for both, but by the end, it was really nice. Just gotta give it some time, especially in Utah. All you have to do is wait 15min and the weather will change.
N.OgdenCat said:
Me and my dad went to both games, but I can understand someone lokking out thier window a half an hour before the game, see a blizzard and say "maybe next time" We always have at least two bad weather games that kill our attendance average, if the weather is nice (yeah I know we live in Utah) every saturday during football season our average would be pretty good.
Check out last year's games.
Sacramento State- 8,362 Cloudy, but warm
Idaho State- 11,297- nice warm partly cloudy night
Southern Utah- 8,657- another warm night
I have a hard time believing these next few numbers
Montana State- 6,505- blizzard at start nice cold day for the rest
Northern Arizona- 7,614- blizzard for whole first half, stopped at start of 2nd but really cold. (If there was really 7,600 people at this game, than our 3 games at night must have had close to 15K)
