Sounds like it is time to get out of Oklahoma and come back to Wyoming.Wyokie wrote:Nope. Attended KW before the folks moved to Oklahoma City during my Junior year in January of 1991. Pissed me off but....Oh, well....wyoair wrote:Thanks for the welcome! Not originally. The wife and I moved here 4 years ago. I'm originally from Rawlins. Moved to Laramie after high school. The wife is from western Nebraska. So you must be an NC grad?Wyokie wrote:Welcome to the party! You from Casper? I'm a native of Casper (Jan. 1974-Jan. 1991).wyoair wrote:Thanks guys for the welcome. I've been a long-time reader here. I figured my first post better be a good one!
Holy crap batman, tickets are flying. This is going to be a great crowd.
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I'll move back eventually. Just need to get a few things done here first...like get a career going....get a hot looking wife....etc....WyoBrandX wrote:Sounds like it is time to get out of Oklahoma and come back to Wyoming.Wyokie wrote:Nope. Attended KW before the folks moved to Oklahoma City during my Junior year in January of 1991. Pissed me off but....Oh, well....wyoair wrote:Thanks for the welcome! Not originally. The wife and I moved here 4 years ago. I'm originally from Rawlins. Moved to Laramie after high school. The wife is from western Nebraska. So you must be an NC grad?Wyokie wrote:Welcome to the party! You from Casper? I'm a native of Casper (Jan. 1974-Jan. 1991).wyoair wrote:Thanks guys for the welcome. I've been a long-time reader here. I figured my first post better be a good one!
I want CHAMPIONSHIPS not chicken poop! And we're getting chicken poop!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm definitely going to the BBall game first. Of course I live in Laramie and have season tickets for basketball as well. I still got to plan out some food for after basketball - before football - should be time to get something tasty grilled up.laxwyo wrote:How many of you guys are hitting the hoops game first?
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Yup. Doing the double header. Bball season ticket holder, as well
KW looks a lot different now that's for sure. Both the upgrades to KW and NC were done well. Just make sure that hot wife wants to move to Wyoming.Wyokie wrote:I'll move back eventually. Just need to get a few things done here first...like get a career going....get a hot looking wife....etc....WyoBrandX wrote:Sounds like it is time to get out of Oklahoma and come back to Wyoming.Wyokie wrote:Nope. Attended KW before the folks moved to Oklahoma City during my Junior year in January of 1991. Pissed me off but....Oh, well....wyoair wrote:Thanks for the welcome! Not originally. The wife and I moved here 4 years ago. I'm originally from Rawlins. Moved to Laramie after high school. The wife is from western Nebraska. So you must be an NC grad?Wyokie wrote:Welcome to the party! You from Casper? I'm a native of Casper (Jan. 1974-Jan. 1991).wyoair wrote:Thanks guys for the welcome. I've been a long-time reader here. I figured my first post better be a good one!
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As long as she NEVER ever roots for the unnamed ones aka BYU...and good-looking...I'll be O.K.wyoair wrote:KW looks a lot different now that's for sure. Both the upgrades to KW and NC were done well. Just make sure that hot wife wants to move to Wyoming.Wyokie wrote:I'll move back eventually. Just need to get a few things done here first...like get a career going....get a hot looking wife....etc....WyoBrandX wrote:Sounds like it is time to get out of Oklahoma and come back to Wyoming.Wyokie wrote:Nope. Attended KW before the folks moved to Oklahoma City during my Junior year in January of 1991. Pissed me off but....Oh, well....wyoair wrote:Thanks for the welcome! Not originally. The wife and I moved here 4 years ago. I'm originally from Rawlins. Moved to Laramie after high school. The wife is from western Nebraska. So you must be an NC grad?Wyokie wrote:Welcome to the party! You from Casper? I'm a native of Casper (Jan. 1974-Jan. 1991).wyoair wrote:Thanks guys for the welcome. I've been a long-time reader here. I figured my first post better be a good one!
I want CHAMPIONSHIPS not chicken poop! And we're getting chicken poop!!!!!!!!!!!
Asmodeanreborn wrote:Definitely depends a lot on student turnout. I'm really surprised with the number of season tickets that didn't get picked up.calpoke25 wrote:I think we can expect a crowd in the low 20s. Better than I expected but I don't think we're going to come close to 25K+.
I'm pissed about how many weren't picked up. Thought for sure there would be a lot gone which is why I bought on the 30. Still good seats but they ain't the 50!!
KW isn't even really KW anymore......but the main staircase made out of the old basketball court is really stinkin coolwyoair wrote:KW looks a lot different now that's for sure. Both the upgrades to KW and NC were done well. Just make sure that hot wife wants to move to Wyoming.Wyokie wrote:I'll move back eventually. Just need to get a few things done here first...like get a career going....get a hot looking wife....etc....WyoBrandX wrote:Sounds like it is time to get out of Oklahoma and come back to Wyoming.Wyokie wrote:Nope. Attended KW before the folks moved to Oklahoma City during my Junior year in January of 1991. Pissed me off but....Oh, well....wyoair wrote:Thanks for the welcome! Not originally. The wife and I moved here 4 years ago. I'm originally from Rawlins. Moved to Laramie after high school. The wife is from western Nebraska. So you must be an NC grad?Wyokie wrote:Welcome to the party! You from Casper? I'm a native of Casper (Jan. 1974-Jan. 1991).wyoair wrote:Thanks guys for the welcome. I've been a long-time reader here. I figured my first post better be a good one!
And who the hell said that you can't find a hot wife right here in God's country?
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You obviously never been to Oklahoma, have ya?whyoh wrote:And who the hell said that you can't find a hot wife right here in God's country?
A very good percentage of women here are damned good-looking. Only negative...some are OU fans. The Okie State ones I like partly because I can hold the 45-25 blowout win vs. Okie State in 1995 over their heads! Won $5 off a buddy of mine on that game!!!!
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Ticket sales have hit the weather wall...
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Sadly it's been that way for a long long time with regards to the immediate surrounding area, most particularly Laramie and Cheyenne residents.djm19 wrote:Yep. Lot of tickets available. Kind of sad, really. Laramie and surrounding cities have no excuse for not being there.Wyovanian wrote:Ticket sales have hit the weather wall...
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I didn't grow up there, I grew up on the west side of the state. Why is that? I try to make it to a few games a year, but it takes two travel days and hundreds per game. If I lived closer, I wouldn't miss a game.FarmerPoke wrote:Sadly it's been that way for a long long time with regards to the immediate surrounding area, most particularly Laramie and Cheyenne residents.djm19 wrote:Yep. Lot of tickets available. Kind of sad, really. Laramie and surrounding cities have no excuse for not being there.Wyovanian wrote:Ticket sales have hit the weather wall...
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Agreed, and same here. I really don't know why it is, just seems like a general disconnect between the university and local residents. I know an absolute crapload of folks in Laramie, plus a few in Cheyenne, that could care less that there's an institution of higher learning right in their back yard, and could care even less that there's athletic events associated with it. It just doesn't mean anything to a lot of folks which is to each their own I guess. But it does lead to a significant number of potential bodies in seats that will never be in said seats.djm19 wrote:I didn't grow up there, I grew up on the west side of the state. Why is that? I try to make it to a few games a year, but it takes two travel days and hundreds per game. If I lived closer, I wouldn't miss a game.FarmerPoke wrote:Sadly it's been that way for a long long time with regards to the immediate surrounding area, most particularly Laramie and Cheyenne residents.djm19 wrote:Yep. Lot of tickets available. Kind of sad, really. Laramie and surrounding cities have no excuse for not being there.Wyovanian wrote:Ticket sales have hit the weather wall...
Edit: I'd be willing to venture that a significant majority of the pokes fanbase doesn't live in the Laramie/Cheyenne/Casper areas, because if it did, attendance numbers would look a lot different. I think as it stands, a great deal of diehard Pokes fans live hundreds, if not thousands of miles away, making attendance difficult.
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It's the type of people in Laramie. The town is transient and a lot of people don't have a strong connection to the university or state. Too many liberals that aren't interested in sports.
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Agreed 100%LanderPoke wrote:It's the type of people in Laramie. The town is transient and a lot of people don't have a strong connection to the university or state. Too many liberals that aren't interested in sports.