mattegunz

As always thanks for creating this forum so many moons ago. I still remember the day your dad informed me of the board at the Marshall Center some 20 yrs ago now. Was like giving crack to a kid hahaha

Anyone know if the topmost panels (yellow on this image below-some installed, some to be installed) are a translucent material?

Landing at BDL at noon. Flying solo and will be looking for Bulls fans. Any update as to a tailgate location would be appreciated.

Love the wizard

I remember Bham. Ahhhhh.....The positive of living in the pre-everyone had a video camera in their hands days.

Making it official. God willing, I'll be attending all 12 regular season games. Go Bulls

Just booked 2 for the tailgate. Thanks Guys

Unfortunately, the season ticket viewer only allows you to see the individual seats of one section at a time (the others are shown as a solid color). Nonetheless, your idea helped significantly. As I clicked through the different sections I noticed a similarity: all showed entire/nearly entire rows with unsold seats. Further examination showed a unique pattern of each section alternating the unfilled rows. For example, Going left to right across the E side of the stadium, section 232 shows a complete row in Row R, in 233 Row S is shown sold , however. 234 Row T is shown as available, 235 Row U is available, 236 Row V is available...... This is either one heck of a coincidence, or my hypothesis is gaining strength.

After reading the crappy season ticket sales story, I went on ticketmaster to look at lower level seats available for the Stony Brook game. Interestingly, there aren't many seats shown as available. See the tiny blue dots in the image below. The lower bowl holds around 42,000. Excluding the student section and the ~14k season tickets, simple math says that there has to be more seats available than shown. Either that, or we've done incredibly well in single game sales, but don't count me as a Fake Newser who believes Joey Knight would leave that out of the story. My question to the former USF Athletics Staff members on the site is: Does USF purposely limit the supply of tickets shown in hopes of making customers think they might miss out if they don't buy now? Thanks, Go Bulls

Anyone wanting to carpool to Birmingham? Would be with myself and my friend Travis. Plan would be leave Wed am and return on Thurs after the game. Go Bulls

Guys, If FSU offered Taggart, he'd be in Tallahassee as fast as I would be if I won the powerball. Let's think about. 1. He grew up an FSU fan. 2. He left his alma mater for a "greener pasture." 3. Our largest actual attendance this year, sans FSU game, is something like 24,000 fans. Seriously, 24,000 fans. That glass isn't half full, it's 2/3's empty. 4. I repeat, our largest actual attendance this year, sans FSU game, is something like 24,000 fans. We're winning lots of games, and no one cares to come. I graduated from USF in 2005, but I'm currently taking a class on campus and surprisingly, the interest in athletics is much less. If you think ****** attendance doesn't factor in a coaches decision, let alone recruting, you're fooled. Everyone loves to be appreciated. That being said, I hope he stays, and we continue winning. GO Bulls

This game is reminding me of UL vs USF in 2005.

weather.com showing 53 at kickoff calm winds, ~ 5mph. o% chance of rain.

And allegedly a little something about offense.

Could have Jim harbaugh coaching this d and it would be bad. Lack of talent.

Red Star Rock Bar in Seminole Heights neighborhood in Tampa

Brad, Of course it hurts the players when 80% of the seats are vacant during the game. Of course it infuriates Coach T, BUT..... What is responding with their true feelings going to achieve other than provide a hanging curve ball for Martin Fennelly? I doubt it convinces anyone else to show up. Reality bites. Our die hard fanbase is small. I'm glad to be a part of them and thanked the few left around me in section 138 after the game.

Its going to be a long year on defense.

Joe, the cheapest ticket available to the general public is 85.00 for an upper deck seat (not between the 20 yd lines) Plus a $10.20 service fee for $95.20 total. For a family of four that's $380.80.

I love the fact that some of you are getting mad. That shows you're passionate about the Bulls. And trust me, I'm mad as hell too. I've been a diehard fan since 2000. But I'm mad about fans not showing up, not the release of an actual attendance stat. My eyes already told me that stat. Pictures tell a thousand words, and the one I saw from inside the stadium was herds of open red seats, and I'm not talking about the upper deck. The Ray Jay lower bowl seats just over 42,000. 35,000 fans would have filled 83% of those. Instead, we occupied about 53% of the lower bowl. That picture doesn't look good even when you forget about the upper decks. On the bright side, we're 1-0. Here's to hoping for a much larger showing Saturday. As always, GO BULLS!!!!!

Truth hurts guys. 22,000 showed up out of 35,000 tickets sold. Vacant red seats stick out. If you're mad, be mad at your fellow Bulls who never show up. Get on the phone now and talk them into going to Saturday's game. I just recruited a few more. GO BULLS!!!!!

I'm curious to see how ticket prices have changed over the years. Specifically looking for season ticket (incl. donation) and single game price ranges. Thanks in advance.

Everything I've heard is that he was an excellent character guy in the locker room too.

Where does it say they are changing the "main campus entrance"?

Hell Yeah!!!!!