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Because the Kennel Club was absolutely EMPTY.
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Starts on Monday. Guessing kids are hitting the books hard so they can focus on the UCLA game instead of the books. I'll give them a bit of a pass. -
This game was gonna be a blowout..."To give anything less than your best, is to sacrifice the gift..."
--Steve Prefontaine--Comment
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5 mins before tip
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The picture pretty well shows it. The crowd didn't increase significantly after tip or for the balance of the game!Comment
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Maybe ticket distribution for the "big games" should happen at half time of the less marquee games...
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Pretty sad image, is it a sense of entitlement?Birddog
Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.Comment
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No... it is called the end of the semester, kids wanting to get good grades, lesser opponent, finals starting next week. Just being realistic... I highly doubt entitlement is the cause.Comment
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Well, I can only relate to my undergrad experience. I never let much get in the way of a fun time as I sampled all that the college experience offered up. Did someone just yell "Idaho" out in the hallway?Birddog
Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.Comment
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Pretty big revenue loss for the Athletic Department as they could have sold those seats.Comment
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It was just a huge loss of enthusiasm after that AZ game. That's it."After holding open practices during his first three seasons, Romar closed them to reporters last season, citing the "Gonzaga factor." He felt his team was compromised before the 2004-05 game against the Zags, that the opponent awaiting him and beating him 99-87 in Spokane seemed a little too well prepared."Comment
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Sorry to hear about your loss of enthusiasm, but you cost the Athletic Department that provides you with free seats a lot of money.Originally posted by TheGonzagaFactor View PostComment
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There goes Few's bonusComment
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Tutition
This may sound like heresy, but as a parent paying tuition (yes, my kid gets some aid), I would rather have them study than go see a midweek game against a Big Sky team. Plus, you take a hit on your financial aid if you don't get decent grades. If your kid is a genius that does not need to study, or if you are just sending your kid to college to keep busy before you turn over the company to him/her, then by all means I would say go see the game.Comment
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