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I know for a fact that they can't do that. Jim Morris himself told me that they could give me and my wife tickets to baseball games since I am a high school coach, but that he couldn't give one to my 16 year old daughter. Just being in high school eliminated her from receiving anything from an...

Well the sparse crowd can be attributed to the fact that we stink. The tickets could still be sold.

I guess the only explanation would be if they sell that many corporate seats.

Aren't the tickets all sold, though? How do you know which ones aren't going to be used that day?

But that's my point. If you can't even get students and alums to show up, marketing isn't going to convince some random guy in Kendall to go to a game.

It has nothing to do with "marketing". Miami is a big league, front-running city. People will show up when we're really good and playing against Duke, not because they're interested in the game, but because it's the big event to be seen at.

Lame excuse, every single time. If you are a Miami fan and live in the area, you go to games. If you would rather go to the beach, then you aren't much of a fan. Just own it.