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Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:05 am to DirtyMikeandtheBoys
“LSU fans have descended upon Dallas and reminded us of this truth: when it comes to partying, they're the pros and we're all amateurs.” - Pat Forde
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:06 am to DirtyMikeandtheBoys
I look for more like 10,000 fans. There were plenty of tickets available at the Carrier Dome site as of yesterday.
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:24 am to easy money
don't forget boston
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:31 am to Duckie
You all know who I am...I did not say we were coming to drink the town dry. It was meant more as a tourism piece to let them know that LSU was heading their way. I did say that they make their budget for the year with beer sales in the stadium. And yes we are very proud of our LSU contingent making its way to the northeast this weekend.
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:38 am to LSUGoose
LSU fans don't visit, they invade.
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:47 am to LSUGoose
quote:
"Tailgating at LSU is a science and it's a religion, and in the fall," he said, "it's almost better than the game."
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:49 am to Chadwick
This says alot....
Syracuse Football Home Attendance
Season # of Home Games Total Attendance Average Attendance
1964 4 118,053 29,510
1965 5 139,000 27,800
1966 5 164,882 32,976
1967 5 166,211 33,242
1968 5 153,292 30,658
1969 5 134,156 26,831
1970 5 122,577 24,515
1971 5 131,319 26,224
1972 5 118,247 19,707
1973 5 111,155 18,525
1974 6 126,705 21,117
1975 6 129,809 21,635
1976 6 116,267 19,378
1977 6 113,950 18,992
1978 5 111,910 22,382
1979 5 102,412 20,482
1980 7 305,444 43,635
1981 6 229,861 38,310
1982 6 211,666 35,278
1983 6 204,777 34,130
1984 5 221,107 44,221
1985 6 231,377 38,563
1986 6 207,204 34,534
1987 6 266,938 44,490
1988 6 276,484 46,081
1989 6 293,308 48,885
1990 5 235,112 47,022
1991 6 260,666 43,444
1992 6 295,910 49,318
1993 5 249,458 48,092
1994 6 286,477 47,746
1995 6 244,171 43,276
1996 6 289,064 48,177
1997 6 275,188 45,865
1998 6 287,386 47,898
1999 6 280,445 46,741
2000 6 258,372 43,062
2001 6 246,619 41,103
2002 6 253,556 42,259
2003 7 288,169 41,167
2004 5 218,234 43,647
2005 6 241,510 40,252
2006 7 287,514 41,073
2007 7 245,064 35,009
2008 6 200,844 33,474
2009 8 312,343 39,043
2010 6 240,385 40,064
2011 7 283,528 40,504
Total 278 10,288,126 36,273
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Syracuse Football Home Attendance
Season # of Home Games Total Attendance Average Attendance
1964 4 118,053 29,510
1965 5 139,000 27,800
1966 5 164,882 32,976
1967 5 166,211 33,242
1968 5 153,292 30,658
1969 5 134,156 26,831
1970 5 122,577 24,515
1971 5 131,319 26,224
1972 5 118,247 19,707
1973 5 111,155 18,525
1974 6 126,705 21,117
1975 6 129,809 21,635
1976 6 116,267 19,378
1977 6 113,950 18,992
1978 5 111,910 22,382
1979 5 102,412 20,482
1980 7 305,444 43,635
1981 6 229,861 38,310
1982 6 211,666 35,278
1983 6 204,777 34,130
1984 5 221,107 44,221
1985 6 231,377 38,563
1986 6 207,204 34,534
1987 6 266,938 44,490
1988 6 276,484 46,081
1989 6 293,308 48,885
1990 5 235,112 47,022
1991 6 260,666 43,444
1992 6 295,910 49,318
1993 5 249,458 48,092
1994 6 286,477 47,746
1995 6 244,171 43,276
1996 6 289,064 48,177
1997 6 275,188 45,865
1998 6 287,386 47,898
1999 6 280,445 46,741
2000 6 258,372 43,062
2001 6 246,619 41,103
2002 6 253,556 42,259
2003 7 288,169 41,167
2004 5 218,234 43,647
2005 6 241,510 40,252
2006 7 287,514 41,073
2007 7 245,064 35,009
2008 6 200,844 33,474
2009 8 312,343 39,043
2010 6 240,385 40,064
2011 7 283,528 40,504
Total 278 10,288,126 36,273
is
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:49 am to lsuguy24
It should be a good time. I went to school upstate and they're generally very nice, polite people.
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:50 am to BBQ Tim
That didn't post well but they average 36,273 per game...
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:51 am to lsuguy24
quote:
You all know who I am...I did not say we were coming to drink the town dry. It was meant more as a tourism piece to let them know that LSU was heading their way. I did say that they make their budget for the year with beer sales in the stadium. And yes we are very proud of our LSU contingent making its way to the northeast this weekend.
TRANSLATION
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:56 am to LSUGoose
This state was founded and settled by Catholics. Catholic religion says you won't go to hell if you drink, and did we ever take that to heart. Even us non-Catholics (although I am half Catholic if that's allowed).
We told Seattle when we played Sark's team to get ready; they assured us they were prepared. There weren't.
Saints fans told Miami in 2010 Super Bowl. Get ready. THey scoffed. "we know how to pary in the MIA...get real". They ran out.
It's who we are. May as well embrace it.
We told Seattle when we played Sark's team to get ready; they assured us they were prepared. There weren't.
Saints fans told Miami in 2010 Super Bowl. Get ready. THey scoffed. "we know how to pary in the MIA...get real". They ran out.
It's who we are. May as well embrace it.
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:56 am to LSUGoose
LF7 is going in dry.
Posted on 9/21/15 at 11:57 am to LSUGoose
I'll drink to that.
Posted on 9/21/15 at 12:05 pm to BBQ Tim
There's going to be no alcohol left in central NY this weekend, it would seem. Syracuse fans love them some beer, as well. When we went to the Final Four a few years ago, from what I understand SU fans did the same thing you folks recently did in Seattle: drank so much that the host bars just plain ran out.
Here's hoping that if any drinking games break out between SU and LSU fans this weekend, at least we can win on the beer battleground. Cheers!
Here's hoping that if any drinking games break out between SU and LSU fans this weekend, at least we can win on the beer battleground. Cheers!
Posted on 9/21/15 at 12:24 pm to jekelish
had no idea Syracuse fans can drink a town dry
respect
respect
Posted on 9/21/15 at 12:26 pm to Ldrake53
In the winters in Syracuse, the people who don't like to ski have exactly two things to do: drink, and watch basketball.
I don't ski.
Sadly, I'm in Texas these days so I won't be able to do my part in helping SU hold its own this weekend when it comes to boozing. I'll be there in spirit(s).
I don't ski.
Sadly, I'm in Texas these days so I won't be able to do my part in helping SU hold its own this weekend when it comes to boozing. I'll be there in spirit(s).
Posted on 9/21/15 at 12:26 pm to Ldrake53
Er, double post. Sorry!
This post was edited on 9/21/15 at 12:27 pm
Posted on 9/21/15 at 12:34 pm to LSUGoose
How nice of the article's author to offer his time, as quoted from the very bottom of his piece.
quote:
Contact Nate Mink anytime: 315-430-8253
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