UNI could drop ticket prices, and still not draw all that much bigger of a crowd, and still have pretty much the same (lack of) atmosphere.
so you'd have the same atmosphere and would be generating less money. woohoo!

you don't have to hope they find you. You can buy raffle tickets on the South concourse (SW corner between the doors and the beer stand). at least they're always there prior to the game (dunno if they remain there all game or not, as I generally don't...

that's the mindset of more and more people these days. even if tickets were cheaper, attendance isn't going to rise all that much. Just look at the lack of students at games (and they've already paid for their tickets via the activities fees)....

in reality, you could buy cheap corner tickets, and then sit in any of the thousands of empty better seats, as long as you don't mind possibly having to move if someone shows up with actual tickets to those seats.

And I refuse to pay $4...

they gave up on the Panther Mayhem banner because there aren't enough students there to hold it up....

don't know how BaP's son's AAU team did, but the UNI teams went 5-0 today. not bad!...

UNI swimming/diving has a meet starting at 11 a.m. on Saturday, MBB has a game starting at 3 pm, FB starts at 4 pm, VB and WBB both start at 5 pm.
busy day...

Bobbi recorded her 504th win tonight, making her the winningest coach in UNI history.

Losing at Weber State wasn't really bad in and of itself. It was more the being down 0-17 less than ten minutes into the game, and 3-27 halfway through the 2nd quarter that made us look bad.

good idea. I should follow the lead of the majority of the UNI fanbase and avoid this place....

convincing road win against a top ten team and yet it is nothing but complaining on here. (until the game was actually in the bag) what a fanbase.

a team endures a season ending injury to a key player whilst playing NDSU. imagine that....
seems to happen fairly often.

in order to get younger officials, there needs to be younger people interested in getting into officiating.
but it seems todays culture is all about bashing officials. criticizing them over the slightest mistake and just disrespecting them in...

running backs jumping over defenders isn't any more unavoidable than defenders jumping over blockers on kick/punt attempts. They could just as easily implement a rule that forbade running backs leaping in such situations.
I suppose they could...

can't really blame MSU for that. Weather was crappy and the Bears haven't been decent in a long while.
UNI can't even draw a decent crowd with a decent (not great, but decent) team and weather not being a factor....

I think he has already participated in 6 games, so no possibility of a redshirt....

Sounds like that rule was modified in 2017 or 2018. Before that, it was legal to leap over as long as you didn't make contact. But then they realized it was dangerous to even let players take that chance, so they made it illegal to leap over someone...

UNI struggled at Evansville in the last weekend of last season (2018), with the Aces pulling off the win in 5 sets, which could have cost the Panthers the regular season conference championship (though Illinois State also got beat that night).
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did anyone catch what the penalty against MSU was on that first punt? the ESPN+ announcers didn't seem to know

Kansas State is currently leading Oklahoma 48-30 (and they have the ball) with about 11 minutes left in the 4th quarter...