Actual live humans in seats, not ‘tickets sold’, since we already know that number will magically be announced at 50k+ no matter.
Predict next year’s average attendance if we get a rerun of Stoops and BVG.
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If this keeps up and continues with a loss to Louisville I would guess about two hundred.
55k at the first of the season. 30k if we are lucky at the end of the season. Last week was an embarrassment as I sat in the stands. I am just about ready to start wearing the brown bag over my head.
Just do better coach! I don’t want to hear anymore $hitty excuses. You are in Joker territory now.
Just do better coach! I don’t want to hear anymore $hitty excuses. You are in Joker territory now.
It'll average about 50-55,000 folks who want to get to the Stoops Bourbon Bowl.
Just like Rupp pretty much sold out even after a 9-win season, sold out last year, would be sold out this year if Cal was still here.
I think people underestimate how much folks do not what the status quo boat rocked.
"buh buh buh...Stoops got us to .500 football and bowl games..."
"buh buh buh...Cal can recruit elite talent..."
"...and they both beat UL..."
Keep giving them both multi-million-dollar contracts extensions.
Just like Rupp pretty much sold out even after a 9-win season, sold out last year, would be sold out this year if Cal was still here.
I think people underestimate how much folks do not what the status quo boat rocked.
"buh buh buh...Stoops got us to .500 football and bowl games..."
"buh buh buh...Cal can recruit elite talent..."
"...and they both beat UL..."
Keep giving them both multi-million-dollar contracts extensions.
Idk but the home schedule is pretty strong next year. Games against Texas, tn, Florida and ole miss. Stoops will 100% keep home sec losing streak going.
Might be worth it to get season tickets just to watch some good football teams.
Not sure how many would show (I hope very few) but the ones who do may wanna get mental evaluations.
It will be full, because the older generation remembers the Bill Curry days.
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