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This is where I sat last night.

Yes, upper level. But they were only that cheap if you showed a Student ID (UofL or UK) when you bought the tickets...

Because all the Louisville fans left. As for the ticket prices, if we hadn't gotten our tickets for $28 bucks, we wouldn't have been in Rupp tonight.

Still nobody has given an example of a team who made the field that shouldn't have. Shocker.

Different year, same debate...

The only empty seats were those that were allotted to the other schools... The Louisville fan base was VERY well represented, and will be even more so tomorrow night. As for the greatest basketball arena ever built... LOL.

Exactly my thoughts. NCAT was a guaranteed win. No questions asked. Then you add in the money, as you said, for the terrible upper level seating. Not worth it, IMO. Had the game been tonight, I think you may have seen a few more people there. Tomorrow night, I expect it to be filled to the brim. I'll be there tomorrow.

I laugh at the people saying that 16,000 Louisville fans was a "weak" turnout. How many other teams played there? Five? Yeah, weak. :lol2:

Final. Louisville's road gets serious on Saturday.

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Is anybody really surprised by this Gonzaga game? I'm definitely not.

You said nobody said it was going to happen. I was merely showing you why I disagreed. :thumb:

My fault, I should have clarified. I didn't necessarily mean on here. But there were PLENTY of people at the very least hinting at that. Example: A twitter account with by the name of "@Dy9asty," created about September of last year, with 40k followers...

Really? Nobody said anything about #9? :lol2: We'll just agree to disagree on that one then.

You realize we heard how Noel was going to be as good, if not better than AD, and that UK was hanging #9 this year, right?

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Easily? I tend to disagree. Louisville already ran them out of the gym once. Pressey was virtually ineffective, and UL's post play is far better.

If it were an issue of playing on the road or playing at Freedom Hall, and that was a viable option, I think UK would be crazy not to play in Louisville.

You definitely have to be more tolerant of the other here. Both UofL and UK fans alike have many friends who support the other team, so it's "easier" to root for the other in times like this. Outside the city, there are far less relationships like there are here. JMO.

I honestly believe the relationship between UofL and UK fans IN Louisville is different than in other parts of the state...

We don't need them to believe us. Like you said, they want it to be true that every Louisville fan wanted UK to lose last year (and every year), so they can justify their actions this year. It is what it is. The two sides will never see any situation in the same light. That's the nature of the rivalry.

Speaking in terms of last year, why wouldn't Louisville fans want to brag that they got beat by the champions? UofL gave UK the best game in the tournament last year. Your account of your time in Nashville is definitely strange, but I'm not denying it happened. That being said, I know way more UofL fans that were pulling for UK than against them last year.

Virtually every UL fan I know was pulling for UK after the FF game last year...