Boise at Louisiana Attendance Predictions

[Jeaux]

I'm guessing this is/was sarcasm. But the production trucks and the Cox deal are two completely different deals.

We were set to purchase two or three true 4K UHD broadcast production trucks and additional equipment for $3-4 million. This would allow us to produce our own broadcast and sell it to any network who wanted to carry our games to fill time slots. ESPN would still receive the broadcast as well.

This would have allowed us to broadcast any athletic event we wanted without restrictions. It could also be used to create a broadcast journalism curriculum and tie into academics. So many possibilities.

Yes it was sarcasm. Hence the /s tag and the comment about lawyers. I understand what was supposed to happen but this is S Farmer's administration and saying and delivering is two different things.

I've often wonder how a rinky dink School like WKU in the middle of nowhere new how to be on television/internet 10 years ago while we were getting half chubby from Cox asking us for a dance. They were smart enough to now if you control your own production you control the message. First locally then nationally.

We here are comfortable with just a local radio personality being our main media presence.

[cajunhawk]

Does it come with 18 inches of rain?

60% chance, ends up being a sunny day with low humidity.

[Allen Toid]

26,069 announced; actual bodies in the stands 15,470; the way UL figures the attendance works like this--if you change seats during the game, they count you twice.

[Big Buds]

26,069 announced; actual bodies in the stands 15,470; the way UL figures the attendance works like this--if you change seats during the game, they count you twice.

Dude, who do you think we are Tulane?

[Richard Pounder]

Hey Toid, does that prediction include the band and both teams?

[Allen Toid]

Forgot about the band and both teams. Throw in the concession workers, security, referee and his fellow officials, chain gang crews, and Mark Garber's orange clad/striped clean up detail and we may break 30K. As far as Tulane is concerned, I'm predicting 34,789.

[Just1More]

26,069 announced; actual bodies in the stands 15,470; the way UL figures the attendance works like this--if you change seats during the game, they count you twice.

Are you being sarcastic, or are you trolling us? UL is notorious for under reporting attendance. It's not even close. Why? We (fans) do not know. I suspect laziness. But we do not over report.

[zephyr]

26,750

[31Ragin97]

26,069 announced; actual bodies in the stands 15,470; the way UL figures the attendance works like this--if you change seats during the game, they count you twice.

Thats pretty ridiculous to accuse UL of making themselves look better than they are

[CharlieK]

Are you being sarcastic, or are you trolling us? UL is notorious for under reporting attendance. It's not even close. Why? We (fans) do not know. I suspect laziness. But we do not over report.

I think he's trying to be funny. I think. Can't really tell though. If so he's really, really bad at it. It's sort of sad.

[Turbine]

26,069 announced; actual bodies in the stands 15,470; the way UL figures the attendance works like this--if you change seats during the game, they count you twice.

Ah the Tulane method.

Here is what I've seen happen with UL. They underreport at the beginning of the season with attendance is good and over report at the end of a poor season when attendance is bad.

I think the average is probably accurate.