Guess the Attendance: Rocky Mountain Showdown

[prime teets]

I always talk to people I don't know if the situation is right. If I was in that line I'd strike up conversations with people I don't know. Yeah. I do all the time.

"Would you like a Werthers?"

 

[Daaah]

I always talk to people I don't know if the situation is right. If I was in that line I'd strike up conversations with people I don't know. Yeah. I do all the time.

 

[buffspokerams]

A ton of tickets just were released through Ticketmaster. The new available seats also include some club level, for those who don't want to sit in the nosebleeds.

All available tickets are on CU's side.

 

[StormTrooper]

The average of 33 guesses was 70,574.
Actual attendance was 73,932. Not a sellout, but the highest since 2003.
@Tractor was closest at 73,459

 

[wsp4820]

There is no ****ing way there was anywhere close to 70k in that stadium. There was an entire empty section in CSU's area and the upper decks were spotty for both teams. Maybe they sold 73k tickets, but it was not a packed game.

 

[Shldr2Shldr]

There is no ****ing way there was anywhere close to 70k in that stadium. There was an entire empty section in CSU's area and the upper decks were spotty for both teams. Maybe they sold 73k tickets, but it was not a packed game.

Lower bowl was absolutely packed to the brim though. Fun atmosphere

 

[StormTrooper]

There is no ****ing way there was anywhere close to 70k in that stadium. There was an entire empty section in CSU's area and the upper decks were spotty for both teams. Maybe they sold 73k tickets, but it was not a packed game.

Saw in the Post today that they had 65,000 scans by halftime, which sounds about right.

 

[CUAviator]

Bump
Anyone know the breakdown of fans per team? Looks like CU sold out way quicker. This is just part of my argument WRT the "drop CSU D1 status" thread and Berkley Buff's arguments.

 

[Burrito]

Let it go.