The 50K streak has always been tickets sold. Not numbers through the gates. Everyone reports tickets sold. Its not "damage control" or "skewing the numbers"
Attendance for game this weekend
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The 50K streak has always been tickets sold. Not numbers through the gates. Everyone reports tickets sold. Its not "damage control" or "skewing the numbers"
No one is apathetic. We care about our program and that's why we want staff changes.
Ah another attendance prediction.... well keep predicting fellas. One of you will get it right after being wrong for years.
I think ISU will leave the attendance inflation to Iowa and Nebraska. Remember all those "sellouts."
No prediction made from me, just curious about the opinion of others. Probably an irrelevant question considering actual attendance numbers are not used.
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There you go. That sounds more accurate. The apathy-o-meter is pretty low by early to mid 90s standards.
I'll be there with friends and family. I'm guessing 52,000 .... and the streak continues.
I say that the "Official Attendance Figure" will be..............55,000..............
Go Cyclones Beat thee Froggies
Go Cyclones Beat thee Froggies
Yea, that's kinda his point. The level of "apathy" now is nothing compared to the 90s.
The game is already out of reach. These players and coaches have zero confidence, and no one has any clue on how to change that.
If its anything like the UT *** beating, you'll be back to the car by halftime at the latest.
My apathy is short term, it's too late to do anything about this year so I don't care if we lose to TCU by 14 or by 35. Doesn't matter much really. Long term I care a lot, short term I know we are screwed. I won't be apathetic after the year is over and it is time to make a change.
The end of the Walden years and Criner years had more apathy, less anger, but there were just far less people that cared and less ways to express themselves publicly.
Plus in this day in age, we just can't be an embarrassment every weekend like we are right now. Too much at stake.
The end of the Walden years and Criner years had more apathy, less anger, but there were just far less people that cared and less ways to express themselves publicly.
Plus in this day in age, we just can't be an embarrassment every weekend like we are right now. Too much at stake.
