Gocanes1990
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That was such an awesome night. I remember the mcdougle td so vividly. I thought the foundations would give outIt did vs Washington and that home schedule was brutal. In 2002, we averaged 65k.
That was such an awesome night. I remember the mcdougle td so vividly. I thought the foundations would give outIt did vs Washington and that home schedule was brutal. In 2002, we averaged 65k.
The corners of the upper deck which is completely covered was bare.The heavy rain did not help. If you were sitting in the lower rows, you got dumped on for 3 quarters.
Sections 305-307 were designated student overflow. There were over 4k people in line when student tickets were offered up at noon.The corners of the upper deck which is completely covered was bare.
That's one of the issues with playing in an NFL stadium. Mind you, I like Hard Rock stadium but I don't do what you mention which is stay in the concourse to talk sh*t. I go to watch the game. College stadiums such as the swamp and doak don't give the fans those types of amenities.I just don't get it. I guess everyone is wired differently. But I could never picture myself sitting in the concourse area, talking nonsense with people while the Canes are literally playing live in that stadium. If people want to sit on a couch, "in AC", while drinking a ****tail....just stay home.
What does mean, they stood in line to get the tickets but didn't show up?Sections 305-307 were designated student overflow. There were over 4k people in line when student tickets were offered up at noon.
The 2017 ND pre-game build up and the Bandy INT was the loudest HRS was for a half.Heard it was extremely loud. I remember ob not selling out in 01 lol
That's one of the issues with playing in an NFL stadium. Mind you, I like Hard Rock stadium but I don't do what you mention which is stay in the concourse to talk sh*t. I go to watch the game. College stadiums such as the swamp and doak don't give the fans those types of amenities.
Taken at 10:35Online queue, system crashing, not sure how uni/ticketmaster managed unclaimed tickets; buses were still dropping kids off after kickoff
Oh I'm personally not complaining about Hard Rock but the excuse machine to me is just nuts. It's too far for the students, people rather sit in the concessions area and watch it on tv, the weather. It's always something. When the Canes played at the OB, it was the same thing. That stadium wasn't 20 miles away. In 2001 they averaged less than 50KBut with a team like the canes, you have to have those types of amenities.
Small school, small student body, off campus stadium, 95% of the people there are not students, but are working adults, many (probably most) who never even attended the U.
A college type stadium wouldn’t work for Miami.
The student overflow section needs to be removed and opened to the general public. Other than ND 2017, I can't remember ever seeing that upper deck corner completely filled.The student turnout was an embarrassment. How they don't fill their sections for our biggest rivalry and biggest home game of the season is beyond me.
Besides that, it was good crowd. Upper end zones were a bit sparse for a supposed "sell-out," but that's to be expected when the school tries to rip off its fans with overpriced nosebleed tickets, and then dumps them onto the secondary market at the last minute.
You've got to remember it's influencer university. UM students are more worried about recording their day-in-the-life videos or their Hyrox training videos than attending a football game. A huge reason kids pick Miami is that they want to grow their social media, and there is no better place to do that right now than the city of MiamiThe student turnout was an embarrassment. How they don't fill their sections for our biggest rivalry and biggest home game of the season is beyond me.
Besides that, it was good crowd. Upper end zones were a bit sparse for a supposed "sell-out," but that's to be expected when the school tries to rip off its fans with overpriced nosebleed tickets, and then dumps them onto the secondary market at the last minute.