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Started by ugarte, December 19, 2013, 11:38:53 PM

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ugarte

This is obviously way in advance, but I need some advice from you road warriors. I scheduled a trip to Providence so I can go to the Brown game. Is an advance sellout something I need to worry about or is walkup OK?

RichH

Quote from: ugarteThis is obviously way in advance, but I need some advice from you road warriors. I scheduled a trip to Providence so I can go to the Brown game. Is an advance sellout something I need to worry about or is walkup OK?

Hang on. I'm going to need a couple of days to stop laughing.

I know, I know, you've never been there, I'm guessing. But Meehan is the one arena in the league I have never worried about tickets. Let's just say that the only way I can imagine anyone using the syllables "sell" and "out" in the same sentence in that building is something along the lines of  "Get out, you want us to sell you this pizza we're giving away to Brown students to try to get them to come to a game?"

Yeah, walk-up is fine. If you want to order through CU just to be confident, go ahead, but there's always plenty of empty space to explore in the stands.

cbuckser

Quote from: RichH
Quote from: ugarteThis is obviously way in advance, but I need some advice from you road warriors. I scheduled a trip to Providence so I can go to the Brown game. Is an advance sellout something I need to worry about or is walkup OK?

Hang on. I'm going to need a couple of days to stop laughing.
Ugarte's comedy has hit a new level.
Craig Buckser '94

billhoward

Deadpan suits you.

If every one of Brown's 6200 undergraduates attended the Cornell game, Meehan would be filled twice over. Half full is the more usual state of things. It used to be 2100 capacity and now it's about 3100. It was expanded perhaps in anticipation of the Yann Denis era. Last year Cornell drew 1,700 in Providence and amazingly (minorly) the game was over in 1:55. Cornell at Brown 2012-13 box score

BMac

Yeah, ugarte, it's amazingly empty. I hope the band makes it this year! It's a fun time for us Boston people- only 30 min on the commuter rail to Providence.

ugarte

i feel no guilt and am glad i provided jollity.

that's kind of disappointing news, to be honest. i figured that maybe they sold out on local interest, parents bringing kids, that sort of thing.

RichH

Quote from: ugartei feel no guilt and am glad i provided jollity.

that's kind of disappointing news, to be honest. i figured that maybe they sold out on local interest, parents bringing kids, that sort of thing.

Well, the kids are there. They run past the section where the band/fans are and scream "Cornell Sucks!" or some such and run away as if they did something mind-blowing.

ugarte

Quote from: RichH
Quote from: ugartei feel no guilt and am glad i provided jollity.

that's kind of disappointing news, to be honest. i figured that maybe they sold out on local interest, parents bringing kids, that sort of thing.

Well, the kids are there. They run past the section where the band/fans are and scream "Cornell Sucks!" or some such and run away as if they did something mind-blowing.
It'd be a shame if they didn't. Like Princeton or something.

billhoward

Quote from: RichH
Quote from: ugartei feel no guilt and am glad i provided jollity.

that's kind of disappointing news, to be honest. i figured that maybe they sold out on local interest, parents bringing kids, that sort of thing.

Well, the kids are there. They run past the section where the band/fans are and scream "Cornell Sucks!" or some such and run away as if they did something mind-blowing.
Where are the ushers?

Rosey

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Quote from: RichH
Quote from: ugartei feel no guilt and am glad i provided jollity.

that's kind of disappointing news, to be honest. i figured that maybe they sold out on local interest, parents bringing kids, that sort of thing.

Well, the kids are there. They run past the section where the band/fans are and scream "Cornell Sucks!" or some such and run away as if they did something mind-blowing.
Where are the ushers?
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TimV

The behavior police are popping up elsewhere.  UNH having the same issues. Scroll down to the Chuck Murray post #614.
"Yo Paulie - I don't see no crowd gathering 'round you neither."

Trotsky

Quote from: RichH
Quote from: ugartei feel no guilt and am glad i provided jollity.

that's kind of disappointing news, to be honest. i figured that maybe they sold out on local interest, parents bringing kids, that sort of thing.

Well, the kids are there. They run past the section where the band/fans are and scream "Cornell Sucks!" or some such and run away as if they did something mind-blowing.

Obnoxious Little Kid rankings for ECAC barns:

1. Union (feral)
2. Brown  (see RichH's note above)
3. Yale (feral and entitled, a bad combination)
4. St. Lawrence (early teens; also, sometimes drunk)

(full disclosure: I've never been to Quinnipiac so I cannot rank them)

Rosey

Quote from: TimVThe behavior police are popping up elsewhere.  UNH having the same issues.
Off-topic: you know I've been reading this forum too long when I actually read this as UHN, and then upon closer inspection saw that you spelled it the official way.

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Trotsky

Quote from: Kyle Rosetl;dr: ELynah is rewiring my brain.

When you look into the abyss...

Robb

Quinnipiac's kids are not feral - they're well organized into packs (teams) under supervision of elders (coaches).  They're too self absorbed making fart jokes with their buddies to bother screaming at the opposing fans.

(though, the game I saw there was Clarkson/Q, and the Clarkson fans weren't exactly antagonizing them - their pack mentality may come out when the Lynah Faithful come to town)
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