Before the playoffs started, they were 13-0. TCU was 11-1. That's two games.

Wait, you're counting their practice against the Citadel Bull dogs as a game?

LMAO

Are you counting Samford as a game?

Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus attendance generously listed at 48k which is lower than KU-Minny in 2008 Insight Bowl. 48k with capacity of 70k for the big matchup, half of te fans there were estimated to me Gophers.


So.....had they not come out would that stadium have been totally empty or what?

Did you have a stroke or something? You're making even less sense than usual.

If I'm reading this right, it would mean that half of what was there.

We can all agree on this: It's not true that Mizzou fans were all down in Orlando. Unless they were dressed as empty seats or Gopher fans

It was about 60/40 Gophers fans. Of course, they were all more than happy to leave Minnesota in January for Orlando, and they haven't played in a New Year's Day bowl game since 1968.

KC Star: First Citrus crowd under 50,000 since 1979. And that's with the huge Minny turnout. Congrats Mizzou fans.

Eh. Mizzou fans can go to a bowl game most any year. It's not a school where it only happens 12 times in > 100 years.

That's what...3 Kansas Homecoming games worth of fans?

It's 5 bowl games worth of Mizzou crowds.

5 bowl games...so six years worth for Mizzou and 22 years worth for Kansas?

Bowl game attendance smack. ROFL

Keep reaching for the stars, lil buddy.

Mizzou bowl attendance was substantially higher than ku bowl attendance this year

MU has BLOWN by KU in football, they aren't even in the same stratosphere.

Glad to see that we are still your measuring stick.

Irrelevant football program is irrelevant

UCF fans use Kansas as a measuring stick?

Lol, that douche has negged me before for talking shit on Mizzou. Sorry that I don't keep tabs on every Mizzou fan in this place.

Interesting data behind the Sugar Bowl numbers. Top-10 metered markets:

1. Birmingham AL (also top market for Rose Bowl)
2. Columbus OH
3. Dayton OH
4. Cleveland OH
5. New Orleans
6. Nashville
7. Memphis
8. Atlanta
9. Knoxville
10. Cinci OH


So 4 cities in Ohio and 6 cities in the South (more specifically, SEC footprint).

TV Ratings are in for the College Football Playoff
15.2 for Sugar Bowl
14.8 for Rose Bowl
28.1 million viewers
http://espn.go.com/college-football/...iewings-record

Here is the Final Four ratings for educational purposes
http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/2014...ulti-year-low/

That must be the first time ratings have ever been highest in the areas represented by the teams playing. What a keen insight by Bitch...

I've negged you for that? Why would I do that?

Also... your team isn't even in the same stratosphere as the UCF Knights, either.

Don't ask me, you did it....

Link the post.

San Antonio needs an NFL team

You're a slow learner, so I'll post this info again:


Top 25 Markets for 2014 / Top 25 Markets for 2013
No. 1 Birmingham: 9.2 rating/ No. 1 Birmingham: 9.2 rating
No. 2 New Orleans: 4.2 rating/ No. 2 Greenville: 4.9 rating
No. 3 Knoxville: 4.1 rating/ No. 3 Knoxville: 4.4 rating
Greenville: 4.1 rating/ No. 4 New Orleans: 4.3 rating
No. 5 Memphis: 3.8 rating/ No. 5 Nashville: 3.3 rating
Atlanta: 3.8 rating/ Memphis: 3.3 rating
No. 7 Jacksonville: 3.5 rating/ Columbus: 3.3 rating
No. 8 Oklahoma City: 3.4 rating/ Jacksonville: 3.3 rating
No. 9 Tulsa: 3.1 rating/ No. 9 Louisville: 3.2 rating
No. 10 Nashville: 2.9 rating/ Atlanta: 3.2 rating
Columbus: 2.9 rating/ No. 11 Charlotte: 2.9 rating
No. 12 Louisville: 2.7 rating/ No. 12 Oklahoma City: 2.8 rating
No. 13 Richmond: 2.6 rating/ No. 13 Orlando: 2.7 rating
Salt Lake City: 2.6 rating/ No. 14 Tulsa: 2.6 rating
No. 15 Charlotte: 2.5 rating/ Tampa-St. Petersburg: 2.6 rating
Austin: 2.5 rating No.
16 Austin: 2.5 rating
No. 17 Portland: 2.4 rating West Palm Beach: 2.5 rating
Orlando: 2.4 rating
No. 18 Kansas City: 2.4 rating
Las Vegas: 2.4 rating Norfolk: 2.4 rating
West Palm Beach: 2.4 rating No. 20 Dayton: 2.3 rating
No. 21 Norfolk: 2.3 rating No. 21 Greensboro: 2.2 rating
Dayton: 2.3 rating No. 22 Raleigh-Durham: 2.2 rating
Greensboro: 2.3 rating Richmond: 2.2 rating
No. 24 Raleigh-Durham: 2.2 rating/ No. 24 Ft. Myers: 2.1 rating
No. 25 Tampa-St. Petersburg: 2.1 rating/ No. 25 Dallas-Ft. Worth: 2.0 rating

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...postcount=3389

Neg rep given

Noob/Mult dipshittery isn't tolerated

It's becoming a bowl game tradition...Mizzou wins, KSU loses, and KU watches.

I feel sorry for you that you think you're proving a point with this wall of shit nobody cares about. I laugh at you because you think you're being clever by posting it. I guess you have had a lot of time to research this TL;DR content with your football team at the bottom of the Atlantic and your basketball team underperforming, though.

Like I'm going to read that...

I don't even know why they look at actual ratings. They should just use computer models. Actual people watching TVs don't mean shit.

Had the day to reflect.

Still lol'ing about the SEC. At least you guys still have basketball.

Was mizzou in a bowl? All I heard that happened was an empty stadium.

It's becoming a bowl game tradition. Mizzou plays, the stadium sits empty.

Good god how embarrassing.

So about the same as KUs BCS bowl?

Wow, thought it was going to be a bigger deal.

Maybe someday KU football can make it to 6 wins so you can have some new material

Also becoming a bowl game tradition:

Mizzou makes January bowl appearance, No bowl game PERIOD for Kansas fan. Kansas fan talks lame bowl game attendance smack, all the while own fanbase ranks near bottom of Big 12 in home football attendance. Kansas fan accuses Missouri fan of not 'traveling' well, while Kansas fan fails to walk a half mile from on campus dorm to football stands to attend games.


Truly, irony at its finest. How embarrassing, indeed.

I believe the SEC is 6-5 in bowls this year. The Big X is 1-5.

oklahoma state won too

Ah ok, Big X is 2-5.

A 'down' bowl year for the SEC being 11 teams eligible and winning 6.

Holding out hope for some day.

Sick of not watching the hawks play in a bowl game. There are a billion bowls each year. How hard can it actually be to win 6 games and go bowling? Yet KU finds new ways to suck each year. Pisses me off to no end.

Not even close to same ratings you moron.

It is a lying piece of shit

Keep reflecting, your posts get more reeruned by the day. Your team cant even get bowl eligible and your conference is a dumpster fire.

Now embarrassing is the Big Bambi conference of two true champions going two and five in bowls. Owning the two worst team's in D 1 football for free wins each year to boot...ouch lol

Actually how can one be embarrassed over something so trivial and which one would have no control over?

Not every team had an easy time with Kansas this year LMAO :bolt:

Not a good couple of days for the south.

http://deadspin.com/fsu-linebacker-p...ium=socialflow

2-5

3 of the last 38

You at least used to put effort into it. Now it's like picking on that "touched" kid if we say something back to you.

So glad Nebraska moved to a real football conference

It's a good question to ask: how many Mizzouches were at their bowl game? The announced was 48,000 (a 35 year low) and the Minnesota press estimates 22,000 were Gophershttp://www.inforum.com/sports/364588...itrus-bowl-win.

The Post-Dispatch claims MU sold 6,500 and donated the rest of their allotment to charity:
http://m.stltoday.com/sports/college...ile_touch=true


Net: there weren't even 10k of them down there.

Yet they still won. What is your point?

Bowl game attendance smack delivers another crushing blow.

Florida leads 21-7 at halftime. SEC East trying to complete the sweep.

So you're telling me that fans/students of these two teams couldn't make the trip to Florida to watch their teams in the middle of the holiday season with only three weeks notice? I'm completely outraged by this.

Go ahead and try that part again.

OUTRAGED. COMPLETELY.

LMAO

You know you're REALLY grasping at straws when bowl game attendance smack is what you reach for.


One thing I can tell you for sure: the bowl game attendance for Mizzou fans, Minnesota fans, Nebraska fans and Kansas State fans were each quite a bit better than the attendance of Kansas fans at their bowl game this year.

It's better than that. He's not just posting attendance shit talk...he's literally doing research into it. How worthless is your time when you use a weekend to research historic Citrus Bowl attendance data in order to shit talk fans of a team that just won yet another bowl game?

Mizzou, Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, and Tennessee all won their bowls. SEC East goes a perfect 5-0.

B-b-b-but...how many people were at the games? That matters./moron

Who gives a shit. What happened when they were matched up in the computers?

The reason MU didn't have many fans at Sprint Center is because your team isnt very good. The reason MU didn't have many fans in Orlando is because the bowl game isn't very good.

Feel free to dispute either statement.

Yes, of course, back to basketball. Shocking.

Yes, the Mizzou basketball team sucks right now and Kimmie was a terrible hire, don't see too many people disputing that.


It's just inifinitely funny that all you and Bambi have to go to right now is bowl game attendance smack after Mizzou won and the SEC East went 5-0 in bowls.

But, hey, if it makes you both feel better about your football program, then by all means, carry on. Wouldn't want to take that away from you kids.

kC Nutive will cry

Your fans didn't go to the Citrus Bowl because they know its not an important game. It wasn't worth their time - regardless how you beat your chest about it. The essence of being a Mizzou fan is clinging to trivial "accomplishments".

And that is our point.

You sure care a lot about Mizzou, I mean its at obsession level...really creepy. You need to find some hobbies, or something that makes you happy in life. Seriously.

Yeah. But we sent like 237 computers to the game, so we've got that going for us!

Your point is ****ing dumb.

LMAO