Re: 2/18 | Loyola Chicago | 12:00PM (CBSSN)
Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2024 3:59 pm
Not sure how 'SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME' guarantees everyone a shirt?BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoBillyboy78 wrote: ↑3 months agoApparently we're hurting for cash right now.....then again, one of the sponsors usually do these, like Newport Propane....maybe not selling enough propane this winter.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months ago
ok...dumbest idea ever, to limit to x# fans.
IMO...you can't have a true (insert color here)-out...unless you give everyone a shirt. Just thinking...
If you really want to have a white out...give "everyone that comes to the game" a white shirt.
Be ready with 5,000 of them, you should be good. If 3,000 show, shoot the rest of em into the crowd in the NPMOM (I love that part) over the last few games. Or, have cheerleaders chuck 'em or give 'em to the few remaining ruckus-ers...
Can I patent this?
#canthaveacoloroutwithoutgivingthecolorout
ETAA...
I told Mrs 208 about this...she said, they shouldn't call it a "white out", they should call it a "1,000 shirt white out".
I thought that was pretty funny, and told her I was going to post that. Then she said, "they should make them (the 1,000) all sit together"
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
Not sure how 'SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME' actually gets you in to see the tip off, much less a tshirt.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months agoNot sure how 'SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME' guarantees everyone a shirt?BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoBillyboy78 wrote: ↑3 months ago
Apparently we're hurting for cash right now.....then again, one of the sponsors usually do these, like Newport Propane....maybe not selling enough propane this winter.
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
For bulk apparel you can get these tshirts for about $2 a pop. Times 5000 that leaves you at $10k. Plus the fact athletics has contracts in place already with suppliers. Combined with the fact these tshirts typically have sponsor logos on it— $20k is a huge overestimate and peanuts to swallow. Tshirt giveaways are a standard.BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoBillyboy78 wrote: ↑3 months agoApparently we're hurting for cash right now.....then again, one of the sponsors usually do these, like Newport Propane....maybe not selling enough propane this winter.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months ago
ok...dumbest idea ever, to limit to x# fans.
IMO...you can't have a true (insert color here)-out...unless you give everyone a shirt. Just thinking...
If you really want to have a white out...give "everyone that comes to the game" a white shirt.
Be ready with 5,000 of them, you should be good. If 3,000 show, shoot the rest of em into the crowd in the NPMOM (I love that part) over the last few games. Or, have cheerleaders chuck 'em or give 'em to the few remaining ruckus-ers...
Can I patent this?
#canthaveacoloroutwithoutgivingthecolorout
ETAA...
I told Mrs 208 about this...she said, they shouldn't call it a "white out", they should call it a "1,000 shirt white out".
I thought that was pretty funny, and told her I was going to post that. Then she said, "they should make them (the 1,000) all sit together"
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
Ya everyone does show up on time and then security takes 7 years to get through for no reasonBattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoBillyboy78 wrote: ↑3 months agoApparently we're hurting for cash right now.....then again, one of the sponsors usually do these, like Newport Propane....maybe not selling enough propane this winter.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months ago
ok...dumbest idea ever, to limit to x# fans.
IMO...you can't have a true (insert color here)-out...unless you give everyone a shirt. Just thinking...
If you really want to have a white out...give "everyone that comes to the game" a white shirt.
Be ready with 5,000 of them, you should be good. If 3,000 show, shoot the rest of em into the crowd in the NPMOM (I love that part) over the last few games. Or, have cheerleaders chuck 'em or give 'em to the few remaining ruckus-ers...
Can I patent this?
#canthaveacoloroutwithoutgivingthecolorout
ETAA...
I told Mrs 208 about this...she said, they shouldn't call it a "white out", they should call it a "1,000 shirt white out".
I thought that was pretty funny, and told her I was going to post that. Then she said, "they should make them (the 1,000) all sit together"
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
Lol like I was the only one.BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoYou’re always going to find something to complain about aren’t you??
I wonder what our concession gross and net are when there are 5,000 fans at the game. ??BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoBillyboy78 wrote: ↑3 months agoApparently we're hurting for cash right now.....then again, one of the sponsors usually do these, like Newport Propane....maybe not selling enough propane this winter.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months ago
ok...dumbest idea ever, to limit to x# fans.
IMO...you can't have a true (insert color here)-out...unless you give everyone a shirt. Just thinking...
If you really want to have a white out...give "everyone that comes to the game" a white shirt.
Be ready with 5,000 of them, you should be good. If 3,000 show, shoot the rest of em into the crowd in the NPMOM (I love that part) over the last few games. Or, have cheerleaders chuck 'em or give 'em to the few remaining ruckus-ers...
Can I patent this?
#canthaveacoloroutwithoutgivingthecolorout
ETAA...
I told Mrs 208 about this...she said, they shouldn't call it a "white out", they should call it a "1,000 shirt white out".
I thought that was pretty funny, and told her I was going to post that. Then she said, "they should make them (the 1,000) all sit together"
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
I've wondered about that as well. It can't be that much relatively speaking. What do you think the % of people at the game that purchase food and/or beverage are? 10% maybe?McRam wrote: ↑3 months agoI wonder what our concession gross and net are when there are 5,000 fans at the game. ??BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoBillyboy78 wrote: ↑3 months ago
Apparently we're hurting for cash right now.....then again, one of the sponsors usually do these, like Newport Propane....maybe not selling enough propane this winter.
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
At halftime, 10% sounds about right. Meaning 10% of the people trying to buy a beer actually get one.RI_Bred wrote: ↑3 months agoI've wondered about that as well. It can't be that much relatively speaking. What do you think the % of people at the game that purchase food and/or beverage are? 10% maybe?McRam wrote: ↑3 months agoI wonder what our concession gross and net are when there are 5,000 fans at the game. ??BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months ago
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
Attendance doesn't impact sales at the Ry like in the regular world. Right now, with the 3K-4K crowds, and staffing like there was 1500-2000, they are selling everything they can at max capacity. Just because more people would be there, doesn't mean they're going to be selling any more of anything....RI_Bred wrote: ↑3 months agoI've wondered about that as well. It can't be that much relatively speaking. What do you think the % of people at the game that purchase food and/or beverage are? 10% maybe?McRam wrote: ↑3 months agoI wonder what our concession gross and net are when there are 5,000 fans at the game. ??BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months ago
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
You could try not getting to the parking lot 10 minutes before the game and expecting to get to your seat by tipoff. It’s incredible to me how the arena is always half empty when the team runs out. You complain that it’s because security moves slow, but it’s never taken me more than 10 minutes to get through the door.theblueram wrote: ↑3 months agoNot sure how 'SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME' actually gets you in to see the tip off, much less a tshirt.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months agoNot sure how 'SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME' guarantees everyone a shirt?BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months ago
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
So you’re just gonna give out blank white tshirts? Yea those would be $2 a pop. I’m assuming you would actually want something printed on them?Taylor Swift wrote: ↑3 months agoFor bulk apparel you can get these tshirts for about $2 a pop. Times 5000 that leaves you at $10k. Plus the fact athletics has contracts in place already with suppliers. Combined with the fact these tshirts typically have sponsor logos on it— $20k is a huge overestimate and peanuts to swallow. Tshirt giveaways are a standard.BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoBillyboy78 wrote: ↑3 months ago
Apparently we're hurting for cash right now.....then again, one of the sponsors usually do these, like Newport Propane....maybe not selling enough propane this winter.
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
A) that is wildly inaccuraterhodysurf wrote: ↑3 months agoYa everyone does show up on time and then security takes 7 years to get through for no reasonBattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoBillyboy78 wrote: ↑3 months ago
Apparently we're hurting for cash right now.....then again, one of the sponsors usually do these, like Newport Propane....maybe not selling enough propane this winter.
Orr…and hear me out on this…everyone complaining could try actually SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME… if you actually did that, you probably would get a tshirt. I appreciate the athletic department still trying to do stuff, I’m guessing tshirts are not cheap. Say around $4/shirt x 5000, $20,000 is a lot to swallow.
Maybe PPT is different, but in Excel, a thousand shirts is a thousand shirts no matter what time you show up.BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoYou could try not getting to the parking lot 10 minutes before the game and expecting to get to your seat by tipoff. It’s incredible to me how the arena is always half empty when the team runs out. You complain that it’s because security moves slow, but it’s never taken me more than 10 minutes to get through the door.theblueram wrote: ↑3 months agoNot sure how 'SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME' actually gets you in to see the tip off, much less a tshirt.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months ago
Not sure how 'SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME' guarantees everyone a shirt?
College basketball on the radio? Like, a regular radio station? Wow, that must be so cool, convenient, easy...ramster wrote: ↑3 months agoSaint Louis (9-15, 2-9 A-10) welcomes the VCU Rams (16-8, 8-3 A-10) to Chaifetz Arena on Friday night for the Billiken Blizzard. Game time is 6 p.m.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months agoI did think that, "they should all sit together" was brilliant....
Free Billiken Blizzard t-shirts will be distributed to all fans, courtesy of Summer at SLU and KMOX. Billiken fans are encouraged to wear white to the game. Also, the popular act "Zooperstars" will perform at halftime.
Friday's game will be televised on ESPN2 as part of the A-10/ESPN Friday Night Showcase. Mike Corey and Dalen Cuff have the call.
KMOX 1120 AM serves as the Home for Billiken Basketball on the radio. Billiken Hall of Famers and longtime SLU men's basketball radio partners Bob Ramsey and Earl Austin Jr. will the call the action for all SLU games, both at home and on the road.
The arena is half full mist all games. Holds 8000 and there are typically 3500 to 4500 actual bodies in seats - don’t go by the reported numbers.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑3 months agoMaybe PPT is different, but in Excel, a thousand shirts is a thousand shirts no matter what time you show up.BattleTested wrote: ↑3 months agoYou could try not getting to the parking lot 10 minutes before the game and expecting to get to your seat by tipoff. It’s incredible to me how the arena is always half empty when the team runs out. You complain that it’s because security moves slow, but it’s never taken me more than 10 minutes to get through the door.theblueram wrote: ↑3 months ago
Not sure how 'SHOWING UP TO GAME ON TIME' actually gets you in to see the tip off, much less a tshirt.
The point is still ... #canthaveacoloroutwithoutgivingthecolorout
ETA: I don't think 10 minutes from the lot to your seat should be considered unreasonable. It's not like you have to trek the Mall of America to get there. What do you suggest?
5,382 at St Louis vs VCU game. All got a T—Shirt and surely they had a bunch left over since the commitment was all would get one
It's on national TV, CBSSN, assuming you have that channel with your provider. I know it comes standard with ours (YouTube TV).Rhodymob05 wrote: ↑3 months ago Assuming you need an upgraded cable package or extra streaming service for this game?
You could also try "The Varsity Network" app, should have radio...SandorClegane wrote: ↑3 months ago Is there a specific link on TuneIn? When I click on the link on the first post it goes to the main page. I can’t find the game.
We certainly were on that sequence against Alston,
I actually think we are playing pretty well defensively. There were a lot of times when Loyola tried to run the fast break, and we did a great job getting back on D. But we had a few minutes here and there where our offense was terrible, and our D sucked. That's the difference between a top A10 team and us. We are still in this game. Let's see if Archie can make some adjustments and try to get us some easier shots. I would try to get Weston in the Iso a little more. His man seemed to have some issues sticking with him.