Home Field Advantage?

[1mg of Epi]

I’d being flying down if I didn’t have my brothers wedding.

Hoping for a sellout

Whatevs dude…Sounds like you’re the sellout.

 

[UMFarArcher]

So what exactly are you doing about that?

Can we rent some dummies and put them in the seats?

Or - same thing - pay some Auburn fans to sit and cheer for us . . .

 

[Spindrift]

FYI ... ACC average attendance figures "reported" for the 2022 season:

1. Clemson 80,000
2. FSU 67,300
3. Va Tech 64,300
4. NC St 55,900
5. Miami 54,900
6. Pitt 54,700
7. UNC 47,900
8. Louisville 41.600
9. Syracuse 40,800
10. UVA 40,700
11. BC 35.700
12. Ga Tech 34,400
13. Wake 30,000
14. Duke 24,500

And as far as the Orange Bowl ... few fans showed up for the Syracuse type games and weak OOC games. Everybody remembers the "Wide Right" FSU games and the comeback vs UF etc. UM fans show for big games ... and show for most games IF the team is winning. Argue whatever you want ... "figure shows tickets sold not in seats" ... but the STATS are reported on the same basis for all teams. And it blows the numbers for our new member Cal out of he water (38,600). Win ... they show.

No argument. Just an observation from a fan’s point of view.
Hard to believe the numbers but will not argue them.
Yes. Win and they will come

 

[canesfan54]

Looks like a solid turnout on tv

 

[Felonious Monk]

Can we rent some dummies and put them in the seats?

Or - same thing - pay some Auburn fans to sit and cheer for us . . .

I was going to say the FSU game is at Doak this year.

 

[WestGA'Cane]

What was yesterday's attendance?

 

[Madabs]

What was yesterday's attendance?

48,792

 

[FreddyCane]

48,792

So they are saying we had less people than the Miami of Ohio game ? I find that hard to believe.

 

[Madabs]

So they are saying we had less people than the Miami of Ohio game ? I find that hard to believe.

I think it’s paid tickets there may have been more people that showed up to A&M