Funky Scheduling Quirk

[UNT90]

Found the porportion of Saturday to Thursday games kind of odd. Only 2 home Thursday games (Feb 2 and Feb 17) left on our schedule.

Do Thursday or Saturday home games draw more students? Saturdays work great for me personally, but I was just wondering whether this affects student turnout?

[UNTflyer]

That seals it. Between a small number of Thursday games and the conference tournament schedule, I'll be choosing the Thursday class this semester.

[Censored by Laurie]

Feb 3...but its a big one so people should start lining up on the 2nd. Also play on Thursday Jan 13...man, people really should stop paying any attention to you.

We have 8 conference home games...4 on Thursdays (12/30, 1/13, 2/3 and 2/17).

[UNT90]

Feb 3...but its a big one so people should start lining up on the 2nd. Also play on Thursday Jan 13...man, people really should stop paying any attention to you.

We have 8 conference home games...4 on Thursdays (12/30, 1/13, 2/3 and 2/17).

Or maybe you should read more closely.

2 Thursday home games in the Spring semester was supposed to be the post. Those home games are Feb 3 (excuse the slight error) and Feb 17.

I think everyone else kinda understood this. Maybe you should read my posts closer or not at all.

And, don't come in the lane.

Edited December 31, 2010 by UNT90

[Censored by Laurie]

Or maybe you should read more closely.

2 Thursday home games in the Spring semester was supposed to be the post. Those home games are Feb 3 (excuse the slight error) and Feb 17.

I think everyone else kinda understood this. Maybe you should read my posts closer or not at all.

And, don't come in the lane.

Well considering conference play starts in December and 3 weeks of winter break games elapse before semester starts, leaving only 6 weeks of in semester conference games, I don't see how its terribly "quirky" to have only 2 Thursday night games...especially since there are only 3 Saturday home, in semester games.

And...please...I can drop 40 without going inside 12 feet...the mid-range and perimeter games are deadly, son.

[UNT90]

Well considering conference play starts in December and 3 weeks of winter break games elapse before semester starts, leaving only 6 weeks of in semester conference games, I don't see how its terribly "quirky" to have only 2 Thursday night games...especially since there are only 3 Saturday home, in semester games.

And...please...I can drop 40 without going inside 12 feet...the mid-range and perimeter games are deadly, son.

Defense dictates what shot you take, so you'll have to venture in at some point and time, and, I'll be waiting.

Maybe I can admit to being slightly off base on the original post, but the question still remains, are Thursday or Saturday home games better for student attendance?

Edited December 31, 2010 by UNT90

[TheTastyGreek]

If anyone ever wondered what an argument between Joe Morgan and Michael Sturns would sound like... This is probably a pretty good approximation.

[UNT90]

If anyone ever wondered what an argument between Joe Morgan and Michael Sturns would sound like... This is probably a pretty good approximation.

Oh yeah? Well.... Have I mentioned that I am reigning champion of the Sun Belt Conference Tournament Prognostication Challenge lately??

( turns and runs away...)

[Censored by Laurie]

If anyone ever wondered what an argument between Joe Morgan and Michael Sturns would sound like... This is probably a pretty good approximation.

Compare me to Sturns again and we're done.

[CMJ]

Defense dictates what shot you take, so you'll have to venture in at some point and time, and, I'll be waiting.

Maybe I can admit to being slightly off base on the original post, but the question still remains, are Thursday or Saturday home games better for student attendance?

I seem to recall Thursday games being better.