It’s a commodity. Has been for a decade. Sad but true.

Sep 14, 2019
9:49:57am

StalwartBraveTrue All-American

It’s been true for years all around the country. Even in Alabama where saban was whining last year about the home crowds.

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StalwartBraveTrue

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Really simple explanation for no sellout tomorrow

korihor

9/13/19 11:50pm

I'm getting tired of all the disappointment.

IceBlue

9/13/19 11:56pm

Ironic, given that this is BYU’s best home schedule ever. I almost bought season

chilango

9/13/19 11:59pm

Well that's almost cool.

IceBlue

9/14/19 12:14am

Beyond that, declining attendance is a trend across the country, even Alabama

Game Changer

9/14/19 12:01am

BYU fans have active families. Saturday morning/early afternoon are for youth

BYUtka

9/14/19 12:14am

Didn't stop them in the past

ReyOso

9/14/19 8:19am

Complete agree.

wilsdad

9/14/19 10:09am

Smaller families, but more sports and other activity involvement.

BYUtka

9/14/19 7:48pm

Price of single game tickets, especially big home games is a ton higher than it

palangi

9/14/19 12:52am

I quit going because of fat people that bring giant stadium chairs.

O Gaucho

9/14/19 12:55am

I think it’s simple. The ‘at home’ experience for sports across the board but

kotacoug

9/14/19 2:51am

We so t have enough fans is the answer. Not even Utah was a sellout.

Dangerous

9/14/19 7:16am

BYU fans are tired of watching another loss to the Utes

ReyOso

9/14/19 8:20am

They aren’t as fun to watch as they used to be. Pretty simple

Croweater

9/14/19 7:29am

It’s a commodity. Has been for a decade. Sad but true.

StalwartBraveTrue

9/14/19 9:49am

That’s a lot of words for a “really simple” explanation.

StalwartBraveTrue

9/14/19 10:59am

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