UCF confident skid will end this week vs. USF

[Guest]

UCF's 5 home games in 2004:

-- West Virginia: ATTENDANCE: 32,224 (0-1 going in) - Lost 20-45

-- Northern Illinois: ATTENDANCE: 16,555 (0-4 going in) - Lost 28-30

-- Akron: ATTENDANCE: 18,401 (0-5 going in) - Lost 21-26

-- Ohio: ATTENDANCE: 20,498 (0-8 going in) - Lost 16-17

-- Kent State: ATTENDANCE: 12,083 (0-10 going in) - Lost 24-41

(Source: ESPN.com)

USF's six home games in 2004:

-- Tennessee Tech: ATTENDANCE: 25,546 (0-0 going in) - Won 21-7

-- Southern Miss: ATTENDANCE: 30,049 (2-1 going in) - Lost 20-27

-- Army: ATTENDANCE: 36,549 (2-2 going in) Lost 35-42

-- East Carolina: ATTENDANCE: 25,408 (3-4 going in) Won 41-17

-- Memphis: ATTENDANCE: 21,392 (4-5 going in) Lost 15-31

-- Pittsburgh: ATTENDANCE: 23,417 (4-6 going in) Lost 14-43

(Source: ESPN.com)

[BULLfreak]

ET, coming from a guy that lives in Lakeland, I don't see how you could make fun of anything Orlando.

Oh and its not Leavitt Land, its Glazer land, you know it, we all know it and we will see it Saturday as the field will once again have no USF markings.

**** BUCS GAMES WHY CANT THEY NOT PLAY HOME THE SAME WEEK AS US

[DELdaBull]

When did UCF suddenly learn how to win.  They might as well be like a Div. I-AA school.  FAMU would give them a run for their money in most seasons.

[E.T.]

ET, coming from a guy that lives in Lakeland, I don't see how you could make fun of anything Orlando.

Just having football fun ... hey, we have traffic in Lakeland  

Oh and its not Leavitt Land, its Glazer land, you know it, we all know it and we will see it Saturday as the field will once again have no USF markings.

And that's why I wish for a buc loss each week  

And we usually save the field markings for the BIG games, not 1AA & Oh and by the way we haven't won in 16 games teams as yourself  ;D

[ucfknights04]

19,952 for an 0-11 team is fine in my book.  I was surprised to see the NIU attendance in the pits though...unless they counted after halftime.  

Kent State attendance didn't help.  Tuesday before Thanksgiving - why would you do that if it isn't even on tv.

[ucfknights04]

When did UCF suddenly learn how to win.  They might as well be like a Div. I-AA school.  FAMU would give them a run for their money in most seasons.

In MOST seasons?  Talk about a short term memory.  

Very fitting for your first post ever though.

[Goldenbuc]

USF's six home games in 2004:

-- Tennessee Tech: ATTENDANCE: 25,546 (0-0 going in) - Won 21-7

-- Southern Miss: ATTENDANCE: 30,049 (2-1 going in) - Lost 20-27

-- Army: ATTENDANCE: 36,549 (2-2 going in) Lost 35-42

-- East Carolina: ATTENDANCE: 25,408 (3-4 going in) Won 41-17

-- Memphis: ATTENDANCE: 21,392 (4-5 going in) Lost 15-31

-- Pittsburgh: ATTENDANCE: 23,417 (4-6 going in) Lost 14-43

(Source: ESPN.com)

These numbers were listed as incorrect by the Tampa Sports Authority and announced that USF actually averaged 19K themselves last season.  Including your final two games averaging less than 13K a piece.  Quit trying to add to the smoke and mirrors, JimSig.

[Guest]

These numbers were listed as incorrect by the Tampa Sports Authority and announced that USF actually averaged 19K themselves last season.  Including your final two games averaging less than 13K a piece.  Quit trying to add to the smoke and mirrors, JimSig.

I listed a source.  I'm not sure where you get your claim that the Sports Authority listed them incorrectly.

As far as I'm concerned these numbers are real and true.

[CoolBull1]

ET, coming from a guy that lives in Lakeland, I don't see how you could make fun of anything Orlando.

Oh and its not Leavitt Land, its Glazer land, you know it, we all know it and we will see it Saturday as the field will once again have no USF markings.

I'm sure our friends at Publix, here in Lakeland, will love to see that comment coming from their premier development expert.  Bah!