GOONx19;615421 wrote:Just read this thread for the first time and wanted to make clear that the Browns game had 45,126 people in attendance with just over 65,000 available seats for the game. Not quite half-empty by my math.

GOONx19;615421 wrote:Just read this thread for the first time and wanted to make clear that the Browns game had 45,126 people in attendance with just over 65,000 available seats for the game. Not quite half-empty by my math.

dave;615420 wrote:Did you also happen to look up at the TVs to see that the Bengals weren't on since they were blacked out? How fucking stupid can you be?

SportsAndLady;615694 wrote:It's called Sunday Ticket...MORON

SportsAndLady;615694 wrote:It's called Sunday Ticket...MORON

What are the NFL SUNDAY TICKET blackout rules for my local team's home games?


A regular-season, Sunday afternoon home team game will be blacked out in a home team's territory if the game fails to sell out at least 72 hours before the game. This is to make sure that the team benefits from a stadium full of enthusiastic fans, to assure the entertainment value of a full stadium, and to protect home game attendance and local television coverage. If it is blacked out on your local broadcast station, it will also be blacked out in your area on NFL SUNDAY TICKET. Each stadium's local blackout area is defined by the broadcast signal of the local affiliate carrying the game, not by the mileage surrounding the stadium.

dave;615727 wrote:lmao, Sunday ticket doesn't avoid blackouts. Nice try though.... MORON

now we know you just completely made up your story.

like_that;615263 wrote:SMH. Yes i know what the stat meant that terry tate linked. All that stat tells me is Cleveland's stadium is too big for the amount of people in the area, especially considering the fact many people are trying to move out of that area due to the current job market. The fact of the matter is cincy is a more populated area, and they can only get 60,000 per game. That is being generous too as I went to the browns/bengals game at cincy, and it was about 45% browns fans there. So you can thank us cleveland fans for increasing your % to 92. Have the Browns and Bengals trade stadiums and the browns will be near 100% while the piss poor cincy fans will be around 82%. Which brings us back to the main point. There is a reason why the browns have never blacked out since coming back, and cincy does it all the time. Ochocinco can't buy tickets for the fans every time.

I love how you disregard the arguments that blow your idiotic arguments away. Click on every single article i provided to you on the google link, and you will see the browns fans average at #3 and the bengals fans average in the bottom 5. Hmmm i wonder why!?!??!?! There has to be a reason!!!!!!!

Can't wait for your next idiotic response. Are you going to bring up the NBA? Or should I prepare for the fact that Cleveland doesn't show a strong support for soccer?!?

justincredible;615752 wrote:Spin.

http://www.bls.gov/web/metro/laummtrk.htm

Unemployment is higher in the Cincinnati-metro (9.3%) than it is in the Cleveland-metro (8.6%).

Also, the city of Cleveland has 100k more residents than the city of Cincinnati while Cinci-metro has about 70k more residents than Cleveland-metro. However, the "Combined Statistical Area" of Cleveland has 600k+ more residents than Cinci.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_United_States_Combined_Statistical_Areas

like_that;615768 wrote:How the fuck was that a spin? It was related to what idiot jordo was speaking of. I know you two went to the same school but geezus, you already said you don't give a shit, yet you keep posting.

1. It's quite ridiculous to include Akron in the combined statistical area. You might as well consider dayton part of cincy's statstical area then.

SportsAndLady;615772 wrote:Well fuck I don't know..it was on at Willies though, that's all I know.

Jester;615792 wrote:Sooo. Is the bandwagon parked or not?

SportsAndLady;615795 wrote:I was watching the Browns game against Buffalo; I believe the Bengals were playing the Steelers that day. That mighta been the only one, I don't know. Point is, Bengals fans are bad.

SportsAndLady;615795 wrote:I was watching the Browns game against Buffalo; I believe the Bengals were playing the Steelers that day. That mighta been the only one, I don't know. Point is, Bengals fans are bad.

justincredible;615804 wrote:That was an away game, which wasn't blacked out, which means people could watch at home.

justincredible;615812 wrote:I don't want to go to Cleveland on Sunday's when the Browns are away.

SportsAndLady;615816 wrote:K go to Willies on Sundays when the Bengals are away and buy my boneless chicken wings

justincredible;615819 wrote:I'll buy you a beer but I'm not buying you any fucking wings!

SportsAndLady;615822 wrote:How bout I buy you a beer, and you buy my boneless?