So let's just call them more loyal than those who went to the PC Game instead.Rhody15 wrote: ↑2 years agoAlso, probably 90% of the people at the women’s game last night were bandwagon fans, kind of the exact opposite of “loyal” as you said.
Nothing wrong with that whatsoever, but let’s not call last nights crowd loyal when this season, and last, they averaged what, like 250 people?
Attendance averaged about 500 first 9 game of the year.
Last night was 2nd highest attendance this century with the Dayton game being the highest this century. 500 compared with 1346 last night. Not 90% bandwagon. Plus bandwagon fans can become loyal fans. The fans the last 3 games of 1253, 2415 and 1346 tend to be young and very enthusiastic. A lot of young girls including a big contingent from Westerly last night. Positive, upbeat and energetic who are having a good time and the likelihood of them returning seems to already be in the recent numbers.
Attendance, fan support and overall enthusiasm is a big part of what a coach and team desire. I remember Dan Hurley being disappointed at times with the less than expected fan turnout when the team was doing very well.
We all have choices. Go to the URI Game or go to the PC Game. Maybe one day the choice will be more obvious for more people.
Stand-alone home game attendance 2021-22
427 - Coppin State
545 - Princeton
471 - Harvard
446 - Hartford
570 - Boston University
473 - George Mason
498 - UMASS
558 - Davidson
492 - St Louis
1253 - Fordham
2415 - Dayton
1346 - St Bonaventure - Senior Night