Now's the time QU will market to others in Hamden, 1500 employees, 1500 summer campers and the 4-5000 students who live 1-2 hours away.
If QU advances to the NEC Championship game I am sure all QU Basketball, Hockey and all other sports fans will be there for this historic night.
I was reading the article online about this weekend's series and this stuck out to me:
<i>Quinnipiac is 17-15-2 overall and 11-11-0 in ECAC Hockey play. Their 11 ECAC Hockey wins are the most in program history since their inaugural 2005-06 season. </i>
is this true? For some reason I find that very surprising.
Only 25 hours to get your picks into the ECAC Pick The Playoffs. Remember, 7PM on Friday is the deadline. We have 61 contestants so far, 32 shy of last years total.
Quinnipiac fans,
I may be heading over to the TD Bank Sports Center for tomorrow's game (depends on whether I can get out of work early). However, I just checked the website and, instead of the link to buy tickets, it says "Call 203-582-3905". Does this mean Friday's game is sold out?
I guess I'll call that number tomorrow to find out...
The students started break today which was the main reason for the weak crowd.The Bank was less than half full this evening, a very poor showing. On an upbeat note, they let the band play alot.
The team won and Clarke played well. Sorry LTsatch had such a bad evening…
It just seems to me that there is not a huge following of local hockey fans for the Bobcats, everything is in place for some good crowds. I may be a sceptic, but I think the arena is just to much of a PITA to get to to become a draw for local hockey fans. Q's overhead there has to be enormous, there were more cops and security than Dartmouth fans tonight. $15 playoff tickets do not help either, and they would not sell me standing room because seats were availableI stood the whole game anyway.