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Tell it UConn and Kentucky.

I've been to Kentucky, it's not the all day tailgate and game atmosphere that comes with football.

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come on   women's basketball   not the biggest draw   you cant blame the students for not showing up

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Yeah, but it's nice to whip up some apples-n-oranges-fruit-salad.

 

Is there some sort of hope that WBB is going to fill the dome? I know it's not the polite thing to say, but it is WBB. It doesn't matter how inexpensive tickets may be, it's demand for the ticket - the perceived value of the experience - that is going to drive demand. And, just based on what we see here, demand is not where some believe it should be. 

 

If you want, here's some pretty good numbers from the 2014 season to gnaw on....Uconn averaged 8,313/game while UK averaged 6,727. Interestingly, the AAC averaged 3,058 while the ACC averaged 2,729 and the PAC12 in at 1,995. 

 

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_basketball_RB/reports/Attend/14att.pdf

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Yeah, but it's nice to whip up some apples-n-oranges-fruit-salad.

 

Is there some sort of hope that WBB is going to fill the dome? I know it's not the polite thing to say, but it is WBB. It doesn't matter how inexpensive tickets may be, it's demand for the ticket - the perceived value of the experience - that is going to drive demand. And, just based on what we see here, demand is not where some believe it should be. 

 

If you want, here's some pretty good numbers from the 2014 season to gnaw on....Uconn averaged 8,313/game while UK averaged 6,727. Interestingly, the AAC averaged 3,058 while the ACC averaged 2,729 and the PAC12 in at 1,995. 

 

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_basketball_RB/reports/Attend/14att.pdf

 

There must be SOME hope. After all, the NCAA awarded us the Final Four games....

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No Wooly, I get it's WBB.  Most look at it the way I look at soccer.  If you gave me free tickets I wouldn't go.  Attendance is what attendance is and no more or less.  If we had an OCS now people wouldn't attend based on the performance. 

I'll just say right now, there's absolutely NO way WBB is getting an OCS. :FIREdevil:

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Yeah, but it's nice to whip up some apples-n-oranges-fruit-salad.

 

Is there some sort of hope that WBB is going to fill the dome? I know it's not the polite thing to say, but it is WBB. It doesn't matter how inexpensive tickets may be, it's demand for the ticket - the perceived value of the experience - that is going to drive demand. And, just based on what we see here, demand is not where some believe it should be. 

 

If you want, here's some pretty good numbers from the 2014 season to gnaw on....Uconn averaged 8,313/game while UK averaged 6,727. Interestingly, the AAC averaged 3,058 while the ACC averaged 2,729 and the PAC12 in at 1,995. 

 

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_basketball_RB/reports/Attend/14att.pdf

 

There must be SOME hope. After all, the NCAA awarded us the Final Four games....

 

 

The awarding of the Women's FF had absolutely nothing to do with USF/Tampa Bay area fans potential for attending games ...

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Yeah, but it's nice to whip up some apples-n-oranges-fruit-salad.

 

Is there some sort of hope that WBB is going to fill the dome? I know it's not the polite thing to say, but it is WBB. It doesn't matter how inexpensive tickets may be, it's demand for the ticket - the perceived value of the experience - that is going to drive demand. And, just based on what we see here, demand is not where some believe it should be. 

 

If you want, here's some pretty good numbers from the 2014 season to gnaw on....Uconn averaged 8,313/game while UK averaged 6,727. Interestingly, the AAC averaged 3,058 while the ACC averaged 2,729 and the PAC12 in at 1,995. 

 

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_basketball_RB/reports/Attend/14att.pdf

 

I was going to ask if you take UConn out, what does that do? .... But then when I looked, the ACC actually has 2 teams with a higher attendance avg than UConn ....

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Yeah, but it's nice to whip up some apples-n-oranges-fruit-salad.

 

Is there some sort of hope that WBB is going to fill the dome? I know it's not the polite thing to say, but it is WBB. It doesn't matter how inexpensive tickets may be, it's demand for the ticket - the perceived value of the experience - that is going to drive demand. And, just based on what we see here, demand is not where some believe it should be. 

 

If you want, here's some pretty good numbers from the 2014 season to gnaw on....Uconn averaged 8,313/game while UK averaged 6,727. Interestingly, the AAC averaged 3,058 while the ACC averaged 2,729 and the PAC12 in at 1,995. 

 

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_basketball_RB/reports/Attend/14att.pdf

 

I was going to ask if you take UConn out, what does that do? .... But then when I looked, the ACC actually has 2 teams with a higher attendance avg than UConn ....

 

 

But we only have two teams that are worth a plugged nickel.

 

To be considered a power league, need to have 4 teams cruising in conference play, and all 12 busting it up in OOC games

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More than this game going on now.

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