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Post by brandon on Feb 22, 2020 22:38:56 GMT -6
In home games, (I guess this goes for all sports) especially conference games, would a packed house that is very loud help the outcome of games? Especially close games?
The reason I'm asking, I get a lot of, "Winning will help get butts on seats" Well, how many more home games would we have won, if butts were in (off) the seats this year?
We dont have a bad mens team, especially for a 2nd year transitional program. How many more wins would we realistically have if we had a big, loud crowd?
At what point do the players deserve the fans to show up and support?
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Post by lions09 on Feb 23, 2020 16:10:22 GMT -6
In home games, (I guess this goes for all sports) especially conference games, would a packed house that is very loud help the outcome of games? Especially close games? The reason I'm asking, I get a lot of, "Winning will help get butts on seats" Well, how many more home games would we have won, if butts were in (off) the seats this year? We dont have a bad mens team, especially for a 2nd year transitional program. How many more wins would we realistically have if we had a big, loud crowd? At what point do the players deserve the fans to show up and support? Sadly, low attendance is the norm at the majority of schools these days. But at UNA it's been the norm for long time, win or lose.
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Post by roaringsince96 on Feb 25, 2020 14:51:09 GMT -6
As a player you could feed off the energy from the crowd. Momentum is a real thing, lively energetic crowds help you. Look at Auburn men’s basketball program at home...crowd makes a huge difference for Auburn...and their coach.
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