I hope not, but the game today will certainly have a negative impact on next week's attendance.
Well, I will be there as usual. Hopefully a big crowd will be there to see one of the top teams in the country up close. Not us because we suck.15k MU fans.
It's sad to think that people will be going to see UL next week and not Marshall. That is a sad state of affairs for our program when we are the home team and most are coming to see the visiting team.
I think the game would have broken the attendance record at the Joan had we not lost the Akron game the way we did. Not many Herd fans that hadn't bought their tickets yet will be buying tickets so it might result in UL fans soaking up the rest but who knows. I think they will bring 6-7000.
I'm not sure I remember a time when I was so disappointed after a loss this early because of how we lost. It showed how poorly coached we really are and how ill prepared we are.
while they laugh at us.
Hey, a lot of us remember that "small pond" too. Remember U Guys played and traveled well.
I went to the Detroit Bowl and saw Chad beat us. I also saw Byron leaning on that human crutch and beating us on one wheel at Mobile. The same game when it broke that our coach was leaving for Mich. St. and we got the coach from Hell for three seasons. Oh yeah, we have had some bad times.
Well, sorry to say for your sake that this is not one of those seasons. But, we owe you at least one.
I hope The Herd goes undefeated after the Cards.
As someone stated above, we had 32,000 tickets sold by midweek last week. Remember, Marshall announces tickets SOLD, not butts in the seats. I would say a minimum of 36,000 tickets will be sold.
Mike H must crap at how Doc, seems to always drop a game big before a big home game the next week. the money we miss because of this must drive Mike mad.
Speaking for myself as a Cards fan, I am taking Marshall seriously. You guys beat us the last time we played. I am looking forward to a competitive game. Even good teams have bad games every now and then.
Hall of Fame Café downtown. Max and Erma's and Roosters across the street in Pullman SquareCARDS fan here. I truly hope you are wrong and your fans come out in droves. U of L has sold all of their allotment and has requested more. You won't see their best game probably after the FSU game and Clemson game, but we respect you guys. I have officiated many a game in John Edwards Stadium. Now retired after 37 years. Now I just enjoy being a fan. Any input on places to eat or drink four hours before the game would be greatly appreciated.
That's exactly what me and my father said as we watched MU continue its self destruction during the game on tv. we travel 4 hours to watch MU, which costs us a bit to do in hard financial times. Being honest here guys, and you can call me a piss poor fan, but when I spend hard earned money for tickets and then oodles in gas, parking, concessions I expect to not see a team quit like they did Saturday, and it only took one turnover to make them quit. anyways, back on topic, had I not already purchased the tickets, I probably wouldn't go to the game, as I go to watch Marshall play, not the opponent, and that level of play last Saturday was sickening. I would have been pissed to spend over 300$ to go to that game. This is me being honest, and no I am not a fair weather fan, I will support MU the same regardless and if I lived closer to money wasn't such a factor, I would go to as many home games as I could (wouldn't cost nearly as much to go).I think we definitely get a big crowd regardless of how we suck. People who already paid will want to see a potential Heisman winner and possibly national champion. I have heard a lot of people say they are going just for that. That's a sad fact though.
Thanks much guys. We are beer drinkers. So we will for sure try these places. What time typical do they close on Saturday night. Beer drinking crowd is what I am trying to say.Do not go go roosters... While roosters has several tvs, the place is nasty from food to service... Check out the hall of fame cafe, mancinis, the peddler, backyard, fat pattys, or even the Union pub and bar!
Pretty sad really, to not be sold out. Coaching staff and players lost quite a few fair weather fans last week.