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Stallion wrote:25,000 for NTSU last year was probably better than just about all the AAC games we've played at Ford

Better by a mile


10/5/2013-vs. Rutgers (19,436)
10/26/2013-vs. Temple (15,786)
11/16/2013-vs. UConn (14,639)
12/7/2013-vs. UCF (12,589)
2013 AAC home game average: 15,612

10/18/2014-vs. Cincinnati (16,849)
10/25/2014-vs. Memphis (19,498)
11/15/2014-vs. USF (19,463)
11/28/2014-vs. Houston (15,446)
2014 AAC home game average: 17,814

10/3/2015-vs. ECU (17,136)
10/31/2015-vs. Tulsa (18,217)
11/6/2015-vs. Temple (17,232)
11/21/2015-vs. Tulane (14,954)
2015 AAC home game average: 16,884

Stallion wrote:25,000 for NTSU last year was probably better than just about all the AAC games we've played at Ford

WInner winner chicken dinner

03Mustang wrote:Also, for those of us unfortunate enough to be out of town that day, hopefully this pans out: http://americansportsnet.com/college-fo ... rth-texas/

Is this American Sports Net site confirmed to be unlike all the other Eastern Bloc-based, satellite-pirating websites that throws 8 million pop-ups at you? Or is it just the latest in that line of sites?

thanks

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sbsmith wrote:

Stallion wrote:25,000 for NTSU last year was probably better than just about all the AAC games we've played at Ford

Better by a mile


10/5/2013-vs. Rutgers (19,436)
10/26/2013-vs. Temple (15,786)
11/16/2013-vs. UConn (14,639)
12/7/2013-vs. UCF (12,589)
2013 AAC home game average: 15,612

10/18/2014-vs. Cincinnati (16,849)
10/25/2014-vs. Memphis (19,498)
11/15/2014-vs. USF (19,463)
11/28/2014-vs. Houston (15,446)
2014 AAC home game average: 17,814

10/3/2015-vs. ECU (17,136)
10/31/2015-vs. Tulsa (18,217)
11/6/2015-vs. Temple (17,232)
11/21/2015-vs. Tulane (14,954)
2015 AAC home game average: 16,884

The attendance for AAC games will increase as our team improves. It has been proven with other AAC team attendances going up as their teams improve. Jesus H Im tired of this bs that SMU is a special case and pointing out to historical periods that most of us werent even alive for.

Those that do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Just ask Markus.

So SMU is [deleted] forever. Thanks M.

flockofseagulls wrote:Is this American Sports Net site confirmed to be unlike all the other Eastern Bloc-based, satellite-pirating websites that throws 8 million pop-ups at you? Or is it just the latest in that line of sites?

In most markets, American Sports Network is primarily simulcast on local stations owned by Sinclair (as opposed to being its own standalone network). So from what I can tell, their website will have an official stream of the game, not some third-party pirated feed.

That said, if the website streaming sucks, who's going to the game that can broadcast it on Facebook Live or Periscope?

sbsmith wrote:

Stallion wrote:25,000 for NTSU last year was probably better than just about all the AAC games we've played at Ford

Better by a mile


10/5/2013-vs. Rutgers (19,436)
10/26/2013-vs. Temple (15,786)
11/16/2013-vs. UConn (14,639)
12/7/2013-vs. UCF (12,589)
2013 AAC home game average: 15,612

10/18/2014-vs. Cincinnati (16,849)
10/25/2014-vs. Memphis (19,498)
11/15/2014-vs. USF (19,463)
11/28/2014-vs. Houston (15,446)
2014 AAC home game average: 17,814

10/3/2015-vs. ECU (17,136)
10/31/2015-vs. Tulsa (18,217)
11/6/2015-vs. Temple (17,232)
11/21/2015-vs. Tulane (14,954)
2015 AAC home game average: 16,884

Any UNT games after September? Most games have higher turnout in September unless a team hits a hot streak early.

Vanderbilt would draw much more than Rice. I would think that they would want an entry into the Dallas Market and to play in front of a large alumni base here.