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ALEX LIFESON wrote:I was there and would guess we had 4,000-5,000. Anyone else there want to guess our crowd?

10,000-12,000

DanFreibergerForHeisman wrote:

ALEX LIFESON wrote:I was there and would guess we had 4,000-5,000. Anyone else there want to guess our crowd?

10,000-12,000

I agree...i was there as well.

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ponyscott wrote:

DanFreibergerForHeisman wrote:

ALEX LIFESON wrote:I was there and would guess we had 4,000-5,000. Anyone else there want to guess our crowd?

10,000-12,000

I agree...i w
as there as well.

You guys are nuts. I have the game recorded, and there is no way 10,000-12,000.

i would guess 10 we had waaaay more then pitt who maybe had 2.

at most 6,000-7,000. These bowl have substantial corporate sponsors that buy their own tickets too. I think some are counting all attendees that happen to have red or blue winter coats too

I was there too. Maybe I overestimated but I know we had more fans than Pitt.

Stallion wrote:at most 6,000-7,000. These bowl have substantial corporate sponsors that buy their own tickets too. I think some are counting all attendees that happen to have red or blue winter coats too

Right. I was walking around and looking at the crowd, there were a lot of Alabama fans on our side, and they had red on. I will agree that we had a lot more than Pitt.

Well from the TV point of view, it almost looked like we filled half the stadium... I was shocked by how many showed up.

Pitt & bowls = 151 & Pepto Bismol

LA_Mustang wrote:How in the world did Pitt take ND to 3 OTs?

Pitt actually should have won that game. They gave it away. I guess they gave it away cause they are bad.

LA_Mustang wrote:

29,726 last year when we were there. I would guess 17,000-18,000 SMU fans. We did our part.

We are lucky if this many show up for a home game.

SMU_Alumni11 wrote:Well from the TV point of view, it almost looked like we filled half the stadium... I was shocked by how many showed up.

I am shocked that you were not there. You complained so much about the timing and location of the Hawaii bowl keeping you from attending that I would have assumed you had been there in Birmingham.

Gee over the last two years Pitt is 12-14 and has lost the last two Compass Bowls 66-23. #goACC.

Grant Carter wrote:

SMU_Alumni11 wrote:Well from the TV point of view, it almost looked like we filled half the stadium... I was shocked by how many showed up.

I am shocked that you were not there. You complained so much about the timing and location of the Hawaii bowl keeping you from attending that I would have assumed you had been there in Birmingham.

What, you actually expected him to attend? You know it is so much easier to post the same gripes over and over rather than to actually travel to an SMU bowl game.

anyone know what the SMU allotment was and how many we sold? that's the true measure of support, i.e., whether the school sells it's allotment

not many schools have done that in this year's bowl season