Attendance numbers

[CusefanATL]

May as well keep track of it as we regain our crown this year:

Colgate: 24,788 (82-60 win)
Fordham: 22,667 (89-74 win)
Cornell: 25,519 (69-50 win)
St Francis: 23,117 (56-50 win)

Total: 4 games = 96,091 = 24,022.75 avg

Shall we tack this admins?

 

[cpatrocks]

What are we expecting for Indiana? 32k?

 

[2-3zone]

Indiana, Villanova, Notre Dame and Pitt should all be over 30k

Duke and UNC will be around 35k

 

[cliftonparksufan]

What are we expecting for Indiana? 32k?

That would be great for a Tuesday night.

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[Trueblue25]

Indiana, Villanova, Notre Dame and Pitt should all be over 30k

Duke and UNC will be around 35k

Will the students be around forhalf these games?

 

[cuseguy]

Students will be on break for Nova and Carolina.

 

[Trueblue25]

Students will be on break for Nova and Carolina.

I bet at least 3,000 travel back for the UNC game.

 

[KaiserUEO]

Students will be on break for Nova and Carolina.

dont need the students for record #s. often that last sunday game is a monster and thats sometimes spring break.

plus, most off campus students ie: jrs & srs, come back on that friday, so id expect decent student attendence for unc.

the friday before classes start was always great time to party like a rockstar all weekend...

 

[CusefanATL]

I bet at least 3,000 travel back for the UNC game.

Historically, that has not been the case.

edit... didnt realize that UNC was just a few days before start of 2nd semester. 3k may be a stretch, but there could be quite a bit of students there.

i still wouldnt expect the same type of atmosphere - because more than likely they will be forced to buy specific seats and may not all be grouped together.

 

[bballbeadle]

May as well keep track of it as we regain our crown this year:

Colgate: 24,788 (82-60 win)
Fordham: 22,667 (89-74 win)
Cornell: 25,519 (69-50 win)
St Francis: 23,117 (56-50 win)

Total: 4 games = 96,091 = 24,022.75 avg

Shall we tack this admins?

Should we also keep track of the REAL attendance?

 

[CusefanATL]

Should we also keep track of the REAL attendance?

LOL

 

[anomander]

Should we also keep track of the REAL attendance?

seriously. there may have been 13k people there last night. Actual crowds don't get much smaller then yesterday

 

[upperdeck]

wonder how many would have shown had they known it was not a pushover type game..

 

[two3zone]

Now counting the attendance with 45 seconds left would have been something. Half the crowd was walking towards the exits. Insane SMH


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[RF2044]

Should we also keep track of the REAL attendance?

No kidding--my dad estimated that there were maybe 17K on hand last night.

Maybe.

 

[OttoMets]

What are we expecting for Indiana? 32k?

SU's gotten 32,000 for a weeknight game exactly once in history. And never better than 30,000 for a fall semester game. So probably not. (I'd be surprised by anything over 27,000; then again, I've already been surprised by one crowd this year, so we'll see.)

I bet at least 3,000 travel back for the UNC game.

That's about the all-time top end for student attendance, so absolutely not.

 

[Rocco]

The "announced" attendance numbers are becoming football-like. Not even close to averaging 24k/game. Lol.

The good news is that shows how many freaking season tickets they sold. WOW.

 

[Syracusian]

The good news about the UNC game is that they gave away a ticket to student season ticket holders (perhaps other students were offered or given a ticket as well). Since it landed on a day during the break, they didn't include it in the season ticket package. So, it appears that they're at least taking it into account that a lot of kids might be interested in going to the UNC game even if it is 2 days before the start of the semester.

 

[Trueblue25]

3,000 students is a lot of students for any game? That's kind of disappointing I guess. SU is a moderately big school.

 

[OttoMets]

3,000 students is a lot of students for any game? That's kind of disappointing I guess. SU is a moderately big school.

I suppose it'd be interesting to look at the percentage of students who attend games at different schools. 3,000 (which we had for Villanova in 2010, Georgetown this past season, and a handful of other games) is a little better than one-seventh of the total student body. Since a number of graduate students aren't into the whole fandom thing, it's even better than that.

It does seem like there could be more interest from the typical undergrad (what 20-year-old wouldn't want to spend $100 to watch a dozen or so games involving a top-ten team?), but I'm a bit biased.

 

[Trueblue25]

I suppose it'd be interesting to look at the percentage of students who attend games at different schools. 3,000 (which we had for Villanova in 2010, Georgetown this past season, and a handful of other games) is a little better than one-seventh of the total student body. Since a number of graduate students aren't into the whole fandom thing, it's even better than that.

It does seem like there could be more interest from the typical undergrad (what 20-year-old wouldn't want to spend $100 to watch a dozen or so games involving a top-ten team?), but I'm a bit biased.

I would've given anything.

I mean you're going to Syracuse University..

 

[kirbivore]

What are we expecting for Indiana? 32k?

On a Tuesday night?

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[CusefanATL]

May as well keep track of it as we regain our crown this year:

Colgate: 24,788 (82-60 win)
Fordham: 22,667 (89-74 win)
Cornell: 25,519 (69-50 win)
St Francis: 23,117 (56-50 win)
Indiana: 26,414 (69-52 win)

Total: 4 games = 96,091 = 24,022.75 avg
Total: 5 games = 122,505 = 24,501 avg

Shall we tack this admins?

 

[cpatrocks]

That was the biggest 26,000 crowd ever.

 

[orangefog]

That was the biggest 26,000 crowd ever.

Actually it was tied for the biggest 26,000 crowd ever...with every other 26,000 crowd ever.