Do really think anyone does not know how you feel about Marlin after saying the same thing at least 450 times? (Not just in this thread.) I guess you are thinking that if you say the same thing over and over someone will change their mind? Instead it just comes off redundant. But it is a free country so have fun.
Your group missed some exciting and efficient basketball last season in just about every home game prior to the injury bug. Hopefully that level of play becomes more consistent going forward. That may entice some who have moved on to other things to give basketball another chance. Granted play this season has been very inconsistent for a variety of reasons and Marquetti's injury makes it questionable we will see things at last year's level anytime soon. Still, your view is becoming more common at almost every southern mid major regardless of success level. People are simply not as interested in the sport as they once were.
Confirmed idiots calling other people idiots. Numbnuts calling other people numbnuts. People who completely lack reading comprehension and writing skills display those very traits as they call out others claiming the same when there is a disagreement with what they post. There is a really special group amongst us, it's how they roll and they are nothing more than amusing at times.
Another issue is the cost to show up. Between the $18 to sit in the second level and concession prices that rival Saints games, the quality of basketball against a bunch of no-names just doesn’t compliment consistent crowds. I just can’t justify spending money for a product that’s content with mediocrity. Until we start making more postseason appearances and show that we are serious about the program, I will definitely reconsider buying season tickets.
Concession prices are definitely a factor in attendance for basketball. Our administration and basketball folks realize that but have told me there is nothing they can do about it due to the Dome contract. I do wonder if folks running the Dome could be made to realize they are probably losing money with the current deal. Remember 2/3 of our basketball schedule is made up of conference opponents and there is little we can do about that in the short term. Steps have been taken to help the non conference schedule with the proposed conference alliances.
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