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Bradley 72 - Illini 68 Final
???It??™s awful hard,??™??™ said Illini freshman guard D.J. Richardson, the former Central High School guard who played prep school ball a few miles from here and fought back tears outside the locker room. ???It??™s a hometown thing. It??™s bragging rights.??™
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I think the masses have spoken. BU would be crazy to implement this idea if they do ANY student opinion research. I agree with SFP that BU needs to go back to the lottery system where fraternities and dorm floors would be chosen by drawing and awarded sections. I remember my fraternity was directly behind the basket when Les made his end-to-end driving layup at the buzzer against ISU.
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Originally posted by Beninator View PostWe can agree to disagree on parts of this, but imho the seating arrangements for students at the fieldhouse were much better than the corner student section at the PCC. The students were shoved in a corner and the interest went away with the poor seating.What part of illegal don't you understand?
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Originally posted by Chico View PostPractically every game I watch, the students are behind the baskets just like at Carver. The students who are fans will be there to cheer for their team."Educate and inform the whole mass of the people...they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty."
??” Thomas Jefferson
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Originally posted by TheAsianSensation View PostI think in all the cases where this strategy is used for other programs, it's with established programs with rabid fan bases already. This is obviously apples and oranges, but compare it to the Orange Krush where charity is actually required to be a part of it, IIRC. But for Illinois, the student crowd is already established.
I'd like to see Bradley establish a consistent disruptive full crowd before going down this road. I don't think the crowd is to that point yet."We're sitting here, and I'm supposed to be the franchise player, and we're talking about practice. I mean listen, we're sitting here talking about practice, not a game, not a game, not a game, but we're talking about practice"
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Originally posted by BradleyDU4 View PostI think last year the only game we were truly full in the student section was ISU red at home. Other than that, we had conference games where we didnt even get half full or even close to it. This idea is so far fetched and I would be shocked if more than 25 people sign up for it. All of the benefits this includes are free now or are not worth an extra $35 dollars, plain and simple.
If current students are displeased I suggest voicing this opinion tot he creators of the group and ticketing now, before it is too late...
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Originally posted by amckillip View PostAs does U of I. They are volunteer-hours based. And are you sure Duke has prime seats, I'm pretty sure you have to camp out to get tix... not just pay bucks.
MSU: 5 Final fours in the last decade, 1 National Title, multiple conference championships consistent top 10 program, MUCH larger school
Duke: 4 Final fours in the last decade, 1 National Title, multiple conference championships, consistent top 10 program larger school.
U of I: 1 Final four in the last decade, multiple NCAA #1 Seeds, multiple conference championships, MUCH larger school.
BU: Sweet Sixteen run, and...
You know I feel BU has been moderately successful as of late for a mid-major, but to even pretend our student section can accommodate the same type of program as pretty much the three best home-court advantages in the country??? SFP..."Educate and inform the whole mass of the people...they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty."
??” Thomas Jefferson
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Originally posted by SFP View PostWhat are you getting at? Chico said he sees most school kids sit behind the basket and I picked 2 schools right off the bat that do not. I'm sure if I did a bit of research I could find a few more. I also believe that we need to re-set our non students expectation where they sit because I always thought that the college games were for the students attending the game first and foremost (the college experience). We all lived our college years why not give the students theirs and who cares if they get better seats then what we had. Two wrongs do not make a right. I hope one section up does not make a difference of how much you are willing to donate to the school. JMHO Time to start a new tradition!What part of illegal don't you understand?
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Originally posted by Chico View PostI'm sure I've seen students from the schools you mentioned sit behind the basket also. You named 2 and could name a few more. How many different schools do we see on tv every year? When I get bored next season I guess I'll have to keep track. As for the games being mainly for the students, I have to disagree. A school the size of Bradley couldn't field a Div 1 team without the support of the whole area, even though it should be a great college experience for a student, if only they would take avantage of it."Educate and inform the whole mass of the people...they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty."
??” Thomas Jefferson
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Originally posted by Future Walk-On View PostThis is stupid. They should be paying kids to show up.
98.9% of the student body that even goes couldn't care less whether Bradley wins or loses.
0.45% of these students could name the teams in our conference.
0.12% of these students will realize who John Wilkins is when he suits up for ISU red in Peoria.
0.01% of these students know that HH is from Chicago and went to Westinghouse.
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Originally posted by KMart View PostWell, this is a lot of BS. 98.9%? More like, 47ish%! Get your facts right!
Besides, I doubt if even 47%ish of BU students go to the games. I'd guess it's more like 25%........ and that's just sad.Last edited by Braves4Life; 04-27-2010, 09:39 PM.
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Originally posted by Braves4Life View PostI think the masses have spoken. BU would be crazy to implement this idea if they do ANY student opinion research. I agree with SFP that BU needs to go back to the lottery system where fraternities and dorm floors would be chosen by drawing and awarded sections. I remember my fraternity was directly behind the basket when Les made his end-to-end driving layup at the buzzer against ISU.Thinking is the hardest work, that is why so few people do it. -Henry Ford
Yeah...I've been in college for a while now and I'm pretty sure that awesomest is not a word. -Andrew E.
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