Those #’s make the Ivy’s attendance look good.Originally Posted by Sitting Bull
Those #’s make the Ivy’s attendance look good.
Did you even bother to check before posting?
Harvard (vs Penn). 7,032
Princeton (vs Yale). 7,157
Columbia (vs Brown). 4,007
Dartmouth (vs Cornell). 2,530
And the Harvard-Yale crowd this Saturday will comfortably exceed the CAA 7-game total for 11/11.
Possibly so though it doesn’t erase the asinine assumption that the total of your other 31 games are anything but pathetic - certainly not smack worthy - not to mention the crumbling stadia.
Wow, I guess I struck a nerve.
And stop hijacking my copyrighted thread.
Harvard 2023: Back in the saddle again! A bit crowded, though.
McNeese's home game attendance is reported to be
6724, which is not bad considering McNeese is winless on the season and was playing a team that most McNeese fans couldn't care less about and LSU had a home game against its archrival Florida.
This game also served as McNeese's semi-homecoming with the Homecoming court being recognized at halftime. This had been postponed due to Northwestern State cancelling its season and, therefore, skipping out on serving as McNeese's homecoming opponent a couple of weeks ago.
Go to Hell, Northwestern!
The only thing you struck was out. Grow up.Wow, I guess I struck a nerve.
And stop hijacking my copyrighted thread.
Look who’s talking.
Harvard 2023: Back in the saddle again! A bit crowded, though.
Delaware game should be around 17,500 vs rival Nova, hopefully more
6,003 saw NAU beat UNC
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