Anyone here have season tickets? Is it worth it to see so many weak games and just have a few decent ones to watch once BIG starts? Just curious your opinion. Was disappointed the league can't find a way to balance out the weekend games better, if I remember right we only have one Saturday home?
It has to be harder than we know to schedule RPI 150-250 teams doesn't it? Is there any way they are doing this on purpose?
it HAS to be.. I don't understand why this would continue to be a thing. Ya know how a lot of dumb dumb posters always give the dumbest questions to Jon and Rob to ask the coaches. Like...shit like "Why is the staff so stupid it doesn't utilize Wadley more?" ...
well, this is a real question that I would love to hear an answer to.
THIS! I posted this same proposition in another thread. I'd venture to guess the slightly "better" 150ish teams get their pick of the litter choosing where they get to lose to the big boys. They'd probably rather get beat by a "brand name" school on ESPN than by IA on BTN.
My guess (uneducated and possibly uninformed) is that the athletic department wants to schedule as many home games as possible. That means scheduling RPI 250+ teams because they won't ask for a home and home. Isn't that why Colorado is on the schedule at a neutral site?
Just thinking out loud .. .. GO HAWKS!!!
One part of this might be that Fran likes to schedule cupcakes so he can get all of his guys opportunities to play early in the year.
I think we need to step back from the ledge a little bit here. It's 6 games. What I like about our non-conference schedule this is we have two true road games, which are great opportunities. As someone else mentioned it is imperative that we see Cincinnati in the Caymans tournament.
A non-conference schedule with @VT, @ ISU and Neutral site games vs Cinci, Colorado, and Wyoming is not horrible.
I also think to a certain extent RPI is being valued less and less by the committee.
Brighten up HN, it's Friday!
One part of this might be that Fran likes to schedule cupcakes so he can get all of his guys opportunities to play early in the year.
I think we need to step back from the ledge a little bit here. It's 6 games. What I like about our non-conference schedule this is we have two true road games, which are great opportunities. As someone else mentioned it is imperative that we see Cincinnati in the Caymans tournament.
A non-conference schedule with @VT, @ ISU and Neutral site games vs Cinci, Colorado, and Wyoming is not horrible.
I also think to a certain extent RPI is being valued less and less by the committee.
Brighten up HN, it's Friday!
Anyone here have season tickets? Is it worth it to see so many weak games and just have a few decent ones to watch once BIG starts? Just curious your opinion. Was disappointed the league can't find a way to balance out the weekend games better, if I remember right we only have one Saturday home?