I’ll be in Eugene for the MD game in a couple of weeks. It’s football so you never know but it’s a home game sandwiched between road trips to Ann Arbor and Madison so I’m expecting Oregon to kind of go through the motions in that game and the crowd to kind of be the same.
I study our geography thoroughly. There is no State in our union named Kkkesaw State. Liberty need play to Boise State or UNLV every year. They sure pays a lot for their coach to play that schedule.
I’ll be in Eugene for the MD game in a couple of weeks. It’s football so you never know but it’s a home game sandwiched between road trips to Ann Arbor and Madison so I’m expecting Oregon to kind of go through the motions in that game and the crowd to kind of be the same.
UNLV basketball has been terrible, that did not stop team celebrating every time they beat us. Leon Rice and Eric Musselman looked like they almost had a vaginal cramps when they beat UNLV during the Mensiez era.
It doesn't matter how good UCLA is, it is more about the interest the game will have to the casual fans out of southern California who could come to the game, or the casual fans who live in Las Vegas.
All 200 opened and mostly gone, all seats I saw 43 bucks
It be nice to see fans in upper deck for MWC game, I never thought I see it. Odom has proven what potential UNLV has, don't get me started on KK.
Funny you say this. My seats at Autzen (Oregon) are front row right in front of the visitors cheerleaders. Last year for the SC game they probably were the 5th string cheerleaders one girl was as big as a house. My wife said this squad has to be the girls whose daddys write huge checks to SC every year with the stipulation that their daughters make the team.
They had 1 male cheerleader, cool for him but me and my buddies looked and said he's most feminine of them all, nothing wrong with that either.
I went to Hawaii and USC, Reggie bush group and cheerleaders all blond and hot, times have changed big time at USC.
I'm very curious to see where the announced attendance ends up. Looks like pretty much all 200 level sections have been opened up and are selling.
A couple years ago when Iowa State came into town, we sold just over 35k. That included opening of the 300 level on one side of the stadium (if I recall).
Most likely this game will have better attendance than the Iowa State game. If all of the 200 section sells out, I think many of the tickets in the 200 sections are for sale on secondary markets by UNLV, and they put in the student seats that are typically left out, they would be around 40-41K. Once UNLV can get bigger crowds than byu, they had about 54,541 when the played Arizona at Allegiant stadium, then we can get that stupid byu monkey off our back!
