Which Bowl will have Highest Attendance

[CajunFun]

New Orleans Bowl, easy.

USM is 2 hours away, Troy is 4 hours away.

Houston? No way. Rice is a poor draw, and 16 people will show up from Michigan.

The Indy Bowl allegedly has a contract from FatHead for 10K random cardboard figures...

That means Tech brings 2K + 7 acres of tarp, NIU brings a couple a dozen people, and FatHead brings 10K.

So, predicted announced attendance: 83,948.

And gobs of excess revenues.

Remember, you heard it hear first.

[RCAJUN90]

_ New Orleans Bowl, easy.

USM is 2 hours away, Troy is 4 hours away.

Houston? No way. Rice is a poor draw, and 16 people will show up from Michigan.

The Indy Bowl allegedly has a contract from FatHead for 10K random cardboard figures...

That means Tech brings 2K + 7 acres of tarp, NIU brings a couple a dozen people, and FatHead brings 10K.

So, predicted announced attendance: 83,948.

And gobs of excess revenues.

Remember, you heard it hear first. _

You usually don't know much about what you type. The Houston Bowl will do well with attendance. The exact numbers are up for debate but Rice alone in a bowl game will bring 30,000 in their home arena. Next will be the NOLA bowl with many USM grads right here in the metro area. It is not a far drive from Troy to here but their home attendance leaves me a bit worried. USM could bring 25,000 on their own. Troy another 10,000 would be a good mark but far behind the Texas Bowl. The Indy Bowl should be a wash. About 30,000 Tech fans and at the most 2,000 NIU fans. I thinks 1) Texas Bowl 2) NOLA Bowl 3) Indy Bowl. Also I hope NIU runs the score up on the Techsters.

[CajunSaint]

_ New Orleans Bowl, easy.

USM is 2 hours away, Troy is 4 hours away.

Houston? No way. Rice is a poor draw, and 16 people will show up from Michigan.

The Indy Bowl allegedly has a contract from FatHead for 10K random cardboard figures...

That means Tech brings 2K + 7 acres of tarp, NIU brings a couple a dozen people, and FatHead brings 10K.

So, predicted announced attendance: 83,948.

And gobs of excess revenues.
Remember, you heard it hear first. _

either that, or, they're gonna hire mac culkin to reprise his "home alone" sketch of making believe his parents were throwing a big christmas party at his house to scare the robbers away, to make it look like there are bunches of amounts of people at an empty stadium. if that fails, then break out the blue tarps.

[HOUCajun]

If you think rice in the TX bowl will bring 30k you are on something

You usually don't know much about what you type. The Houston Bowl will do well with attendance. The exact numbers are up for debate but Rice alone in a bowl game will bring 30,000 in their home arena. Next will be the NOLA bowl with many USM grads right here in the metro area. It is not a far drive from Troy to here but their home attendance leaves me a bit worried. USM could bring 25,000 on their own. Troy another 10,000 would be a good mark but far behind the Texas Bowl. The Indy Bowl should be a wash. About 30,000 Tech fans and at the most 2,000 NIU fans. I thinks 1) Texas Bowl 2) NOLA Bowl 3) Indy Bowl. Also I hope NIU runs the score up on the Techsters.

igeaux.mobi

[RCAJUN90]

_ If you think rice in the TX bowl will bring 30k you are on something




igeaux.mobi _

It's the holiday season. Similar to Tulane many of their grads lay far from Houston. It is the holidays and folks will be wanting to do something. I think the Texas Bowl will do okay with attendance. 30,000 from Rice I don't think is crazy considering. WMU will bring 20 - 500.

[RaginFan2]

_ It's the holiday season. Similar to Tulane many of their grads lay far from Houston. It is the holidays and folks will be wanting to do something. I think the Texas Bowl will do okay with attendance. 30,000 from Rice I don't think is crazy considering. WMU will bring 20 - 500. _

There might be 30,000 at the game, but that won't be just Rice fans. A lot of Texas folks are football fans and might attend the bowl game despite not being Rice fans.