Still tickets available for those interested

[Albert Gator]

Speaking of support ... 2011 attendance, according to the NCAA:

11. Marquette        15, 586
42. Florida              10, 186

Way to represent.

http://www.ncaa.org/wps/wcm/connect/public/ncaa/pdfs/2011/2011+ncaa+mens+basketball+attendance+full+report

Florida's arena holds 12,000.  Your arena holds 19,200.   We are at 85% capacity.  You are at 81%.  Florida, where there is good weather and things to do all the time.  Milwaukee, where there is nothing to do from November until April.

Way to represent.

[Jay Bee]

They're sending out the notifications re: tickets... just got my confirmation.  See you punks in Phoenix.

[rocky_warrior]

Got my tix too!

[ringout]

Pfeeww finally, a bigger douche than me!  Thanks for stealing the spot light CHIEF.

Someone needs to explain to the GatorDouche what an insult it is to be adressed as Chief.

[Albert Gator]

Someone needs to explain to the GatorDouche what an insult it is to be adressed as Chief.

Someone needs a spelling lesson.

[SvenHanson]

Got my tix too - bummed I will probably be in the upper deck even though paying the same as those in the lower!

[Pakuni]

Florida's arena holds 12,000.  Your arena holds 19,200.   We are at 85% capacity.  You are at 81%.  Florida, where there is good weather and things to do all the time.  Milwaukee, where there is nothing to do from November until April.

Way to represent.

And if you're building held 19,200, UF's attendance would be ..... 10,186. A larger building isn't going to help if you can't fill up the one you've got.

Unlike Gainesville, Milwaukee is a real city with a wide range of sports and entertainment options, including an NBA team, another Division I program and a pro hockey team. And, one of the great cities of the world is a short car drive away.
In Gainesville you've got the University of Florida and ..... um, the University of Florida.

Keep visiting.

[robmufan]

And if you're building held 19,200, UF's attendance would be ..... 10,186. A larger building isn't going to help if you can't fill up the one you've got.

Unlike Gainesville, Milwaukee is a real city with a wide range of sports and entertainment options, including an NBA team, another Division I program and a pro hockey team. And, one of the great cities of the world is a short car drive away.
In Gainesville you've got the University of Florida and ..... um, the University of Florida.

Keep visiting.

Would you really call the Admirals a "pro" hockey team?

[🏀]

Would you really call the Admirals a "pro" hockey team?

They get paid don't they? Professionals then.

[Albert Gator]

And if you're building held 19,200, UF's attendance would be ..... 10,186. A larger building isn't going to help if you can't fill up the one you've got.

Unlike Gainesville, Milwaukee is a real city with a wide range of sports and entertainment options, including an NBA team, another Division I program and a pro hockey team. And, one of the great cities of the world is a short car drive away.
In Gainesville you've got the University of Florida and ..... um, the University of Florida.

Keep visiting.

True, it is a college town.  I'm quite aware of what a real city looks like.  I live in Miami.  We have a NBA team, NFL team, NHL team, MLB team, DI athletics.  You do realize that your comment is ignorant at best.  We get almost 90,000 fans for a football game.  This, despite having only the University of Florida.  I'm sure you also realize that the basketball team has standing room only for a number of games and pushes the attendance beyond capacity to about 12,300.  If we had 15,000 capacity, those games against Kentucky and such would draw 15,000 and drive up the attendance average.  Your comment that it would be 10,186 defies you put any intellectual heft behind your answer.