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Message: [QUOTE="dinosaurbbq, post: 465571, member: 1333"] Football also typically has at least three times as many fans in attendance live and on tv (although Cuse huge bball crowds and small fball crowds don't bear that out), so there's more raw energy in game and much more important, there are only 12 or 13 games a year once a week versus 35+ depending on how far you go and a couple a week. Fewer games makes each one much more important. Finally, football brings in so much more money because so many more people are watching and care about the outcome of each single game. That means when you run into a neighbor or friend or talk to a buddy across the country, if you say "did you see the Cuse embarrass WVU in the football game?" The answer is much more likely to be yes and then you talk about the game than if you ask "Did you see Cuse whomp Seton Hall in basketball yesterday? More people care so there is more comradery and enthusiasm over football. [/QUOTE]