Attendance was 29,159... not too bad. Third highest attendance for the bowl behind.

(12-19-2010 01:49 AM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  Attendance was 29,159... not too bad. Third highest attendance for the bowl behind.

no way was that even 20k people. That dome looked like a Tulane game. Empty. And I mean empy. you had people on your side but not nearly enough to turn that into a 29k crowd. The dome must be good at optical illusions because Tulane reports 25k people when there is 7. Nice win though.

(12-19-2010 01:49 AM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  Attendance was 29,159... not too bad. Third highest attendance for the bowl behind.

Per the MWC Board, the Human Bowl reported 25K. Boise fans say it was more like 18 or 19K.

(12-19-2010 10:38 AM)theATLDawg Wrote:  

(12-19-2010 01:49 AM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  Attendance was 29,159... not too bad. Third highest attendance for the bowl behind.

no way was that even 20k people. That dome looked like a Tulane game. Empty. And I mean empy. you had people on your side but not nearly enough to turn that into a 29k crowd. The dome must be good at optical illusions because Tulane reports 25k people when there is 7. Nice win though.

Depends on when you saw the game. I came in at the beginning of the second half, saw the stands and knew that most had left since the game was already decided by halftime. And what you mostly saw on TV was the Ohio side of the dome. I doubt they brought near as many fans as Troy.

no watched the whole game. There was never anyone on one side or any of the endzones of the dome. There was somewhat of a group of Troy fans but I assure you it never topped 20k and I highly doubt it topped 15k. The Humanitarian had about as much.

Dont teams have to pay off the tickets they dont sell? So its the tickets not bought by either school plus the 10,000 minimum by each school. 29,000 would make sense