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Post by Willie on May 29, 2007 17:43:15 GMT -5
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Post by wsu97 on May 29, 2007 20:25:18 GMT -5
Ohio teams in the top 100:
6. Ohio St. 17,530
28. Dayton 12,266
50. Xavier 9,910
63. Cincinnati 8,831
93. Wright St. 5,864
96. Toledo 5,751
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Post by wsu97 on May 29, 2007 20:27:40 GMT -5
FYI, WSU didn't crack the top 100 in 2006. We averaged 5,045.
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Post by Big D on May 29, 2007 20:30:16 GMT -5
So far we have a decent home schedule for next season. If we build upon last year's success, I think we have a legit shot at breaking the 7000 barrier.
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Post by Raiderfan on Jun 1, 2007 20:32:19 GMT -5
BigD, I think you're right that with our already known home schedule we have a legitimate shot at averaging around 7,000 fans next year.
The additional revenue another 1,136 fans per game ( 7,000 minus 5,864) can generate would be HUGE for the basketball program. Lets assume that the "average" ticket price is $10 ( I figured the low end is $6 in the family fun zone and the high end is a $15 ticket). That would bring in an additional $10,000 per game. If we have 14 home games that is another $140,000 in ADDITIONAL revenue!!!
That would be a nice start to upping the pay for BB and his staff in and effort to retain their services for a couple more years.
Boy oh boy, wouldn't it be fun to have 7,000 plus fans again. The Nutter Center is a blast when the crowd is big and into the game.
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Post by rock70 on Jun 2, 2007 19:53:18 GMT -5
Both Butler games and the Fullerton game shows how much fun the Nutter Center can be with over 9,000 in the stands. It makes the Nutter a real home court advantage.
Lets hope we can get big turnouts for the Miami and Butler games.
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Post by Raider Fanatic on Jun 2, 2007 19:56:10 GMT -5
Both Butler games and the Fullerton game shows how much fun the Nutter Center can be with over 9,000 in the stands. It makes the Nutter a real home court advantage. Lets hope we can get big turnouts for the Miami and Butler games. Bradley should draw well too. |
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