SEC Nightmare
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I wouldn't talk Cal fan. Despite being able to seat 20,000+ more people, Oregon still sells more tickets than your Bears do.
no they don't
http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_records/Attendance/2009.pdf
if cal's stadium was the size of oregons it would have a sellout streak as well.
We'll just make this a non-debate whenever we expand to 75K and still sell out.no they don't
http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_records/Attendance/2009.pdf
if cal's stadium was the size of oregons it would have a sellout streak as well.
Yes they do.
2010 attendance was close to 60,000 per game. Thats more than your bears on average. It wouldn't be far fetched to say that Oregon would sell out a 70K stadium pretty easily. Where as your Bears can not. Hell Cal didn't have a single sellout last year.
Lets see the 2010 Stats
Helmet Stickers: Pac-10 Home Attendance Figures
Any questions?
so in 09 their attendance was lower despite winning the pac-10 and cal sucking. and in 2010 it was slightly higher despite being in teh NC race and cal sucking. forgive me for not being overly impressed. this was the first year in 4 that cal didn't have better attendance.
You guys should have better attendance every year.
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so in 09 their attendance was lower despite winning the pac-10 and cal sucking. and in 2010 it was slightly higher despite being in teh NC race and cal sucking. forgive me for not being overly impressed. this was the first year in 4 that cal didn't have better attendance.
The official capacity is 54,000, although attendance is routinely around 59,000 and has exceeded capacity for every game since the most recent expansion in 2002
why? there is nothing to do in oregon. there is no coincidence the biggest fanbases in the country tend to be in small and rural cities. you don't compete with 6 nfl, baseball, and the nba teams. you are literally the only game in town.
why? there is nothing to do in oregon. there is no coincidence the biggest fanbases in the country tend to be in small and rural cities. you don't compete with 6 nfl, baseball, and the nba teams. you are literally the only game in town.
And by that same token, millions more people live in the Bay Area than in Eugene, therefore many more potential asses in thr stands.
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Okay lets lower it to 55K...even still you wouldn't have a sellout streak.
Last year your boys put 44K in the stadium against Washington. Conversely Oregon put 60,017 for the same game.
16,000 difference.