falconboy wrote:Jacobs4Heisman wrote:Official attendance only just over 1,500. Seemed like more than that.
What else can you say about this team that hasn't already been said? Not a single-digit win yet this year.
1500? Definitely seemed more like 1800-1900. But still decent. I hope we see a surge in attendance for the rest of the games especially when NFL football is over and b-ball is the main sport going on. The Sat. games might a bit better than week games anyway. This team deserves crowds of atleast 3000 every night but thats going to be tough.
In historical terms, 1,500 is a fine crowd for women's basketball at Bowling Green. Set aside the seasons in which Bowling Green has hosted an NCAA tournament game, and the best season average in school history is 1,225.
Here is a look at season attendance averages for the Falcons, with the number of home games first, then the season average:
2005-06 11/1,099
2004-05 10/ 902
2003-04 13/ 860
2002-03 12/1,078
2001-02 12/ 417
2000-01 11/ 647
1999-2000 11/ 615
1998-99 12/ 601
1997-98 13/ 981
1996-97 13/1,000
1995-96 11/ 805
1994-95 12/ 861
1993-94 13/1,547
1992-93 14/1,394
1991-92 13/1,225
1990-91 15/ 816
And here is a look at the biggest home crowds in program history:
1. 4,408 Florida, 3/17/93 *
2. 4,013 Toledo, 2/19/92
3. 3,779 Central Michigan, 1/18/03
4. 3,772 Creighton, 3/16/94 *
5. 3,268 Toledo, 3/5/94
6. 2,837 Miami, 2/15/03
7. 2,667 Detroit, 11/25/03
8. 2,654 Ball State, 3/4/97
9. 2,572 Toledo, 1/25/97
10. 2,520 Toledo, 1/31/98
11. 2,329 Kent, 2/14/98
12. 2,184 Eastern Michigan, 2/15/97
* NCAA tournament game.
I'm amazed, as I look at this board, at the amount of genuine passion these young women have inspired here. Look at the women's sports forum. It has never been this active.
It will be interesting, at the end of the season to see how the attendance averages for the women and the men compare.
I can honestly say that I'm more interested in hearing about how the women did the night before than the men.
Am I alone on that?