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Actually in most arenas it is called end zone seating on the seating charts. I don’t know why they don’t use baseline, but if you do it is only the front row seats.
More than half were students. Great job by them, but unfortunately the non-student turnout was weak. We need the later start times. We had to leave Charlotte at 3:30 to get up the mountain and not everyone has that flexibility.McLeansvilleAppFan wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:01 pm3045
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The students want to be on the baseline. There have been several meetings with the "student leaders" and that is where they want to be. It's close enough to the opposing bench, they can heckle (evidenced by the multiple middle fingers from Ark State tonight) and creates an advantage in the second half.
With the way the students have turned out this year. Give them whatever they want. Student section has been incredible this year!AppStateNews wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 12:59 amThe students want to be on the baseline. There have been several meetings with the "student leaders" and that is where they want to be. It's close enough to the opposing bench, they can heckle (evidenced by the multiple middle fingers from Ark State tonight) and creates an advantage in the second half.
Just over 3,000, I was disappointed. It was our 4th game over 3,000 for the year, but I really hoped that with the promos (pj day, CFA giveaway, $5 tickets) and all the marketing that's been going on this week that we would have been pushing that 4,000 number. Seemed like a few more fans in the non-student section than usual, but not more in the student section than what we've had recently. Not trying to diss them because they were loud and into the game and messing with Arky St, just thought we might get more last night.
Absolutely. Weekend games especially. Add 200 ODU, Marshall, or JMU fans to 3,500 weekend App fans and the atmosphere will continue to build./\PP ST/\TE GRAD 09 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 9:37 amI think attendance gets better with the new and upcoming conference structure. I don't think you'll see many fans traveling from Huntington, Harrisonburg, or Norfolk to watch a week day basketball game, but the small rivalries like what we had in the SoCon will build up interest. Not suggesting the Sun Belt is equal to the SoCon, but having more opponents closer just mentally draws interest more than playing schools from Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama.
Of course the program will have to continue to improve and win, but I feel we've got the right coach in place to make that happen.
Once we get more people there consistently, they'll have to make sure they're making the game day experience worth it for people to return.
We are in first, not tied for first. If the regular season ended last night, we would be seeded #1 because we have the best winning % in the conference at the moment. Teams this season will not play the same number of games because of COVID cancellations and those games won't be made up.BambooRdApp wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 6:56 am3 team tie at the top and we have beat both South Alabama and Arky St.. Great to be App. St
Let's keep running up the stairs
Varsity Gym was amazing. Great atmosphere and packed out. Attendance for many games was like 7,000 or more. Especially for ETSU, Davidson, Furman. Also non conference games like Nebraska, Georgia, Georgia Tech etc...bigdaddyg wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 9:13 amBack in the old days (like the early to mid 80’s) how was the attendance at Varsity? I graduated in ‘86 and went to nearly every home game but I have no clue what the seating was and the average attendance. If memory serves we packed the place a good bit. Weren’t the seats on the end (mainly at the entrance) kind of crappy?
It’s really hard to believe that we don’t pull at least 5,000 students a game into HCC. Are students today just not into sports like they were in the past?