forksandspoons

Nice!

I just compared the ticket map to the Monday of the USD game and it looks like it's about 500 or so behind that I'd guess... 10,000+? Keep it up.

I dare you

Attendance was 9,000 vs. NAU and there was a minimum of two false starts forced by the crowd.

Game is too early or too late

Will they be selling fb tickets at the Ralph box office prior to the hockey games this weekend?

1,000 degrees

Unlikely but thought I'd try

Or was it The Muss Effect?

I'm curious as to how many Canadians come down for und fb. Seems like it would be a good area to market the program. Maybe make Brady O the face of it

I know a ton of people who tailgate and don't go in. Everyone needs to encourage them to go in

Ticketmaster shows a ton of seats available. Maybe und should go around town giving away tickets to people (not just students). Most important game in und's division 1 era and it looks to be the lowest attended game of the season at this point

Both teams should be ranked

Ugly. In other news, USD and Stony Brook won. And NAU is up 14-3 on the almighty Griz early.

Time to force a turnover

Averaging over 10,600. Highest-ever average was about 10,100 I think

Huge play. These tall UND receivers are a lot to handle

Score here

I'd say yes. The side the camera isn't facing is much more full. was that way the first two games, too.

Reyes would have made that play. Oh well

That's how you start a game.

Just compared it to Monday of the potato bowl again. It looks about equal. I know a few who are wrapping up beets tomorrow and will be at the game.

Put the photo from before the South Dakota game next to the latest one. I'd say South Dakota had around 500 more gone on Monday of that week than today. Should be close to 11,000

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