Looks like about 65% full.
Poor support from both fan bases.
Other than maybe the University of Washington, Oregon is probably the second farthest from Miami. Thats a heck of a trip.
Good thing is they if they win, they are much closer next game in Atlanta.......
Other than maybe the University of Washington, Oregon is probably the second farthest from Miami. Thats a heck of a trip.
Good thing is they if they win, they are much closer next game in Atlanta.......
The rose bowl has more mystique and it a tradition. I think that helps with the interest.
The rose bowl has more mystique and it a tradition. I think that helps with the interest.
Tickets were $35 as of this morning.. noon game.. day after New Year’s Eve.. need to change these games to Jan 2 TBH
Not to mention it’s very cold in Miami
Tickets were $35 as of this morning.. noon game.. day after New Year’s Eve.. need to change these games to Jan 2 TBH
Not to mention it’s very cold in Miami
I'm in Eugene. AA offered a direct flight and there were 200 open seats as of yesterday. 3200 miles and probably 5k plus to bring family not worth it. Wish they were playing in Phoenix next round. If its Ducks vs Miami in final will be 98% Cane fans.
I'm in Eugene. AA offered a direct flight and there were 200 open seats as of yesterday. 3200 miles and probably 5k plus to bring family not worth it. Wish they were playing in Phoenix next round. If its Ducks vs Miami in final will be 98% Cane fans.
This is why the NCAA needs to do like the NFL does. The home team with the better record should hold the game. Oregon wasn't going to get many traveling all the way across the country to go to Miami. This is why the seats were empty.
This is why the NCAA needs to do like the NFL does. The home team with the better record should hold the game. Oregon wasn't going to get many traveling all the way across the country to go to Miami. This is why the seats were empty.
