UL fans dominate in Jefferson county

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Permalink Reply by Paul S on September 18, 2009 at 9:31am

You seen the uk fans at the fair at the hog shows, hog calling contests and the guys operating the rides at the Midway!! I am talking about the folks who attended the Big Events, like the Journay and Taylor Swift concerts. Even Taylor wore a #5 UL jersey during her performance. The guy selling corn dogs had a 'Struttin with Suttin' cap on....LOL

It's All A Game said:

Funny I saw 10 to 1 UK attire at the fair.You must have been one of the uavel homeys with Jorts and sideways Fubu hat on..I have seen 1 Lil Brudder flag this week..but hundreds of UK flags..Go Figure..Louisville is Lil Brudder...Tomorrow will be proof about 2000 uavel mfans will be running for the exits as Burke gets pounded into a pulp ...KragPoop will say "Well...It's all on me"...and so it goes..See you tomorrow Homey..if you can find a way to Lexington..I doubt it..

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Permalink Reply by Paul S on September 18, 2009 at 12:12pm

ShameRock, you want proof? Here is an example. UL averaged nearly 20,000 per game at Freedom Hall in about 18 games last year, basketball. uk has ONE game in Freedom Hall and 9,000 uk fans bought tickets. the UL Ladies sold 16,000 tickets to one of thier games and had over 10,000 in several others. I remember the day about 20 years ago uk sold out Freedom Hall for thier ONE game. Over the years ULs' fan base has been increasing ands uks' decreasing, in Jefferson County. UL has a very 'young' new fan base and its' fans are spreading to the surrounding counties of Oldham Bullitt, Spencer, and Hardin. Also, many fans in the S. Indiana areas.
Nearly All UL football and basketball games are shown on 'live' TV too, not like the 'delayed' broadcasts of uk. Lexington also changes the times of its' uk games when in conflict with Keeneland. Louisville has several events all the time going on and UL never changes its game times because of Churchill, the Bats, Derby or any other festvals or events.
Tell me why only 9,000 Jefferson County uk fans now go to the annual uk Freedom Hall game?
WildcatShamrock said:

I guess you didn't hear me... Can I see the factual evidence to support your claims, please?

Paul S said:

You seen the uk fans at the fair at the hog shows, hog calling contests and the guys operating the rides at the Midway!! I am talking about the folks who attended the Big Events, like the Journay and Taylor Swift concerts. Even Taylor wore a #5 UL jersey during her performance. The guy selling corn dogs had a 'Struttin with Suttin' cap on....LOL

It's All A Game said:

Funny I saw 10 to 1 UK attire at the fair.You must have been one of the uavel homeys with Jorts and sideways Fubu hat on..I have seen 1 Lil Brudder flag this week..but hundreds of UK flags..Go Figure..Louisville is Lil Brudder...Tomorrow will be proof about 2000 uavel mfans will be running for the exits as Burke gets pounded into a pulp ...KragPoop will say "Well...It's all on me"...and so it goes..See you tomorrow Homey..if you can find a way to Lexington..I doubt it..

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Permalink Reply by Mr_Skandl on September 18, 2009 at 3:18pm

Journey was last RELEVANT in 1986. So, I guess Louisville fans can relate to them.

I haven't attended the state fair in five years. It's a waste of time and money.

And FYI, the average Taylor Swift fan is ten years old.

I'll give you one thing, though. Louisville probabaly has more supporters(loose term) in the city than they're given credit for. Problem is, after every loss(often times in the middle of games)Cardinal fans appear from sight in the blink of an eye. Oh the weather is fair, in old Louisville!

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Permalink Reply by Paul S on September 18, 2009 at 4:26pm

Like most uk fans, you are not much informed of your own team. I am not talking about a home attendence vs. a visitor attendence. Every year, uk plays one game in Louisvilles' Freedom Hall, hoping to please and sell tickets to the Louisville area uk fans. Last year and the past few years the 'local' Jefferson County uk fans have had thier chance to buy a ticket to see the pusscats. They sold 9,000 tickets. Your argument with me, if you have the ability to remember, is UL has MANY more fans in Jefferson county than uk. You asked me to show you proof. There is your proof. UL sells 20,000 tickets in Jefferson County for the Cards (18 times) uk sells 9,000 tickets to thier fans in Jefferson County, (one time) does this spell it out for you? Does anyone else have trouble understanding this or is Shamerock the only one with ATD?

WildcatShamrock said:

Wait, now you want to talk about UK basketball? Looking back, it seems like you were rambling on and on about the State Fair... ??? So which is it? The fair or Freedom Hall attendance? You want to brag about a home team outselling a visiting team? Ahahaha, what the hell kind of comparison is that?

Paul S said:

ShameRock, you want proof? Here is an example. UL averaged nearly 20,000 per game at Freedom Hall in about 18 games last year, basketball. uk has ONE game in Freedom Hall and 9,000 uk fans bought tickets. the UL Ladies sold 16,000 tickets to one of thier games and had over 10,000 in several others. I remember the day about 20 years ago uk sold out Freedom Hall for thier ONE game. Over the years ULs' fan base has been increasing ands uks' decreasing, in Jefferson County. UL has a very 'young' new fan base and its' fans are spreading to the surrounding counties of Oldham Bullitt, Spencer, and Hardin. Also, many fans in the S. Indiana areas.
Nearly All UL football and basketball games are shown on 'live' TV too, not like the 'delayed' broadcasts of uk. Lexington also changes the times of its' uk games when in conflict with Keeneland. Louisville has several events all the time going on and UL never changes its game times because of Churchill, the Bats, Derby or any other festvals or events.
Tell me why only 9,000 Jefferson County uk fans now go to the annual uk Freedom Hall game?
WildcatShamrock said:

I guess you didn't hear me... Can I see the factual evidence to support your claims, please?

Paul S said:

You seen the uk fans at the fair at the hog shows, hog calling contests and the guys operating the rides at the Midway!! I am talking about the folks who attended the Big Events, like the Journay and Taylor Swift concerts. Even Taylor wore a #5 UL jersey during her performance. The guy selling corn dogs had a 'Struttin with Suttin' cap on....LOL

It's All A Game said:

Funny I saw 10 to 1 UK attire at the fair.You must have been one of the uavel homeys with Jorts and sideways Fubu hat on..I have seen 1 Lil Brudder flag this week..but hundreds of UK flags..Go Figure..Louisville is Lil Brudder...Tomorrow will be proof about 2000 uavel mfans will be running for the exits as Burke gets pounded into a pulp ...KragPoop will say "Well...It's all on me"...and so it goes..See you tomorrow Homey..if you can find a way to Lexington..I doubt it..

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Permalink Reply by larrywb59 on September 18, 2009 at 4:42pm

well let's just wait to see what happens at the one game in Louisville this year I would be willing to bet it is a sellout, but let's talk about how many time UL sells out the joke of a football stadium of their lol, UK has more fans at the end of the game then UL has for the start of a game, let's not mention the average for the beginning of the 2nd half lol

Paul S said:

Like most uk fans, you are not much informed of your own team. I am not talking about a home attendence vs. a visitor attendence. Every year, uk plays one game in Louisvilles' Freedom Hall, hoping to please and sell tickets to the Louisville area uk fans. Last year and the past few years the 'local' Jefferson County uk fans have had thier chance to buy a ticket to see the pusscats. They sold 9,000 tickets. Your argument with me, if you have the ability to remember, is UL has MANY more fans in Jefferson county than uk. You asked me to show you proof. There is your proof. UL sells 20,000 tickets in Jefferson County for the Cards (18 times) uk sells 9,000 tickets to thier fans in Jefferson County, (one time) does this spell it out for you? Does anyone else have trouble understanding this or is Shamerock the only one with ATD?

WildcatShamrock said:

Wait, now you want to talk about UK basketball? Looking back, it seems like you were rambling on and on about the State Fair... ??? So which is it? The fair or Freedom Hall attendance? You want to brag about a home team outselling a visiting team? Ahahaha, what the hell kind of comparison is that?

Paul S said:

ShameRock, you want proof? Here is an example. UL averaged nearly 20,000 per game at Freedom Hall in about 18 games last year, basketball. uk has ONE game in Freedom Hall and 9,000 uk fans bought tickets. the UL Ladies sold 16,000 tickets to one of thier games and had over 10,000 in several others. I remember the day about 20 years ago uk sold out Freedom Hall for thier ONE game. Over the years ULs' fan base has been increasing ands uks' decreasing, in Jefferson County. UL has a very 'young' new fan base and its' fans are spreading to the surrounding counties of Oldham Bullitt, Spencer, and Hardin. Also, many fans in the S. Indiana areas.
Nearly All UL football and basketball games are shown on 'live' TV too, not like the 'delayed' broadcasts of uk. Lexington also changes the times of its' uk games when in conflict with Keeneland. Louisville has several events all the time going on and UL never changes its game times because of Churchill, the Bats, Derby or any other festvals or events.
Tell me why only 9,000 Jefferson County uk fans now go to the annual uk Freedom Hall game?
WildcatShamrock said:

I guess you didn't hear me... Can I see the factual evidence to support your claims, please?

Paul S said:

You seen the uk fans at the fair at the hog shows, hog calling contests and the guys operating the rides at the Midway!! I am talking about the folks who attended the Big Events, like the Journay and Taylor Swift concerts. Even Taylor wore a #5 UL jersey during her performance. The guy selling corn dogs had a 'Struttin with Suttin' cap on....LOL

It's All A Game said:

Funny I saw 10 to 1 UK attire at the fair.You must have been one of the uavel homeys with Jorts and sideways Fubu hat on..I have seen 1 Lil Brudder flag this week..but hundreds of UK flags..Go Figure..Louisville is Lil Brudder...Tomorrow will be proof about 2000 uavel mfans will be running for the exits as Burke gets pounded into a pulp ...KragPoop will say "Well...It's all on me"...and so it goes..See you tomorrow Homey..if you can find a way to Lexington..I doubt it..

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Permalink Reply by Paul S on September 18, 2009 at 6:42pm

UL sells 20,000 tickets 'No matter who' the opponent is. Are uk fans paying to see the opposition or the pusscats? uk only bought 9,000 last year, why would they buy more this year? still a Div. 2 opponent.

ky9698 said:

It's because most UK fans can see it on TV and it has to do with who UK is playing. I think UK does play in Freedmon Hall this year, care to see if that is a sell out?

Paul S said:

ShameRock, you want proof? Here is an example. UL averaged nearly 20,000 per game at Freedom Hall in about 18 games last year, basketball. uk has ONE game in Freedom Hall and 9,000 uk fans bought tickets. the UL Ladies sold 16,000 tickets to one of thier games and had over 10,000 in several others. I remember the day about 20 years ago uk sold out Freedom Hall for thier ONE game. Over the years ULs' fan base has been increasing ands uks' decreasing, in Jefferson County. UL has a very 'young' new fan base and its' fans are spreading to the surrounding counties of Oldham Bullitt, Spencer, and Hardin. Also, many fans in the S. Indiana areas.
Nearly All UL football and basketball games are shown on 'live' TV too, not like the 'delayed' broadcasts of uk. Lexington also changes the times of its' uk games when in conflict with Keeneland. Louisville has several events all the time going on and UL never changes its game times because of Churchill, the Bats, Derby or any other festvals or events.
Tell me why only 9,000 Jefferson County uk fans now go to the annual uk Freedom Hall game?
WildcatShamrock said:

I guess you didn't hear me... Can I see the factual evidence to support your claims, please?

Paul S said:

You seen the uk fans at the fair at the hog shows, hog calling contests and the guys operating the rides at the Midway!! I am talking about the folks who attended the Big Events, like the Journay and Taylor Swift concerts. Even Taylor wore a #5 UL jersey during her performance. The guy selling corn dogs had a 'Struttin with Suttin' cap on....LOL

It's All A Game said:

Funny I saw 10 to 1 UK attire at the fair.You must have been one of the uavel homeys with Jorts and sideways Fubu hat on..I have seen 1 Lil Brudder flag this week..but hundreds of UK flags..Go Figure..Louisville is Lil Brudder...Tomorrow will be proof about 2000 uavel mfans will be running for the exits as Burke gets pounded into a pulp ...KragPoop will say "Well...It's all on me"...and so it goes..See you tomorrow Homey..if you can find a way to Lexington..I doubt it..

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Permalink Reply by larrywb59 on September 18, 2009 at 8:52pm

that is why BILLY CLYDE is no longer our coach amoung other reasons

Paul S said:

UL sells 20,000 tickets 'No matter who' the opponent is. Are uk fans paying to see the opposition or the pusscats? uk only bought 9,000 last year, why would they buy more this year? still a Div. 2 opponent.

ky9698 said:

It's because most UK fans can see it on TV and it has to do with who UK is playing. I think UK does play in Freedmon Hall this year, care to see if that is a sell out?

Paul S said:

ShameRock, you want proof? Here is an example. UL averaged nearly 20,000 per game at Freedom Hall in about 18 games last year, basketball. uk has ONE game in Freedom Hall and 9,000 uk fans bought tickets. the UL Ladies sold 16,000 tickets to one of thier games and had over 10,000 in several others. I remember the day about 20 years ago uk sold out Freedom Hall for thier ONE game. Over the years ULs' fan base has been increasing ands uks' decreasing, in Jefferson County. UL has a very 'young' new fan base and its' fans are spreading to the surrounding counties of Oldham Bullitt, Spencer, and Hardin. Also, many fans in the S. Indiana areas.
Nearly All UL football and basketball games are shown on 'live' TV too, not like the 'delayed' broadcasts of uk. Lexington also changes the times of its' uk games when in conflict with Keeneland. Louisville has several events all the time going on and UL never changes its game times because of Churchill, the Bats, Derby or any other festvals or events.
Tell me why only 9,000 Jefferson County uk fans now go to the annual uk Freedom Hall game?
WildcatShamrock said:

I guess you didn't hear me... Can I see the factual evidence to support your claims, please?

Paul S said:

You seen the uk fans at the fair at the hog shows, hog calling contests and the guys operating the rides at the Midway!! I am talking about the folks who attended the Big Events, like the Journay and Taylor Swift concerts. Even Taylor wore a #5 UL jersey during her performance. The guy selling corn dogs had a 'Struttin with Suttin' cap on....LOL

It's All A Game said:

Funny I saw 10 to 1 UK attire at the fair.You must have been one of the uavel homeys with Jorts and sideways Fubu hat on..I have seen 1 Lil Brudder flag this week..but hundreds of UK flags..Go Figure..Louisville is Lil Brudder...Tomorrow will be proof about 2000 uavel mfans will be running for the exits as Burke gets pounded into a pulp ...KragPoop will say "Well...It's all on me"...and so it goes..See you tomorrow Homey..if you can find a way to Lexington..I doubt it..

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Permalink Reply by larrywb59 on September 18, 2009 at 8:54pm

I have a question for you who has led the nation in basketball attendence 9 out of the last 10 years?

I already think you know the answer HEHEHE

Paul S said:

UL sells 20,000 tickets 'No matter who' the opponent is. Are uk fans paying to see the opposition or the pusscats? uk only bought 9,000 last year, why would they buy more this year? still a Div. 2 opponent.

ky9698 said:

It's because most UK fans can see it on TV and it has to do with who UK is playing. I think UK does play in Freedmon Hall this year, care to see if that is a sell out?

Paul S said:

ShameRock, you want proof? Here is an example. UL averaged nearly 20,000 per game at Freedom Hall in about 18 games last year, basketball. uk has ONE game in Freedom Hall and 9,000 uk fans bought tickets. the UL Ladies sold 16,000 tickets to one of thier games and had over 10,000 in several others. I remember the day about 20 years ago uk sold out Freedom Hall for thier ONE game. Over the years ULs' fan base has been increasing ands uks' decreasing, in Jefferson County. UL has a very 'young' new fan base and its' fans are spreading to the surrounding counties of Oldham Bullitt, Spencer, and Hardin. Also, many fans in the S. Indiana areas.
Nearly All UL football and basketball games are shown on 'live' TV too, not like the 'delayed' broadcasts of uk. Lexington also changes the times of its' uk games when in conflict with Keeneland. Louisville has several events all the time going on and UL never changes its game times because of Churchill, the Bats, Derby or any other festvals or events.
Tell me why only 9,000 Jefferson County uk fans now go to the annual uk Freedom Hall game?
WildcatShamrock said:

I guess you didn't hear me... Can I see the factual evidence to support your claims, please?

Paul S said:

You seen the uk fans at the fair at the hog shows, hog calling contests and the guys operating the rides at the Midway!! I am talking about the folks who attended the Big Events, like the Journay and Taylor Swift concerts. Even Taylor wore a #5 UL jersey during her performance. The guy selling corn dogs had a 'Struttin with Suttin' cap on....LOL

It's All A Game said:

Funny I saw 10 to 1 UK attire at the fair.You must have been one of the uavel homeys with Jorts and sideways Fubu hat on..I have seen 1 Lil Brudder flag this week..but hundreds of UK flags..Go Figure..Louisville is Lil Brudder...Tomorrow will be proof about 2000 uavel mfans will be running for the exits as Burke gets pounded into a pulp ...KragPoop will say "Well...It's all on me"...and so it goes..See you tomorrow Homey..if you can find a way to Lexington..I doubt it..

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Permalink Reply by Mr_Skandl on September 18, 2009 at 10:27pm

That 19,000 figure... INCLUDES SEASON TICKETS. If you want season tickets, you have to purchase them for every game. Games on nuetral sites aren't included in the season package, so it would make sense that the number sold for the ONE Kentucky contest against Appalachian St. is well below Louisville's 10 game average.

Plus, a sizable amount of regulars come to the Cardinal games primarily for the halftime cocktail party. There are LOTS of non-fans who show up just to see and be seen. I know a bunch of them. They wouldn't know Dejuan Wheat or Cliff Rozier from David Letterman. Yet they spiff up for the Freedom Hall debutante ball every week(one girl didn't even know who Denny Crum was, or why they were painting his name on the court).

That's the beauty of Rupp. There aren't any luxury boxes, and alcohol is prohibited. So, you know that the FANS who show up, are present only to appreciate a Wildcat basketball contest. Don't get me wrong. I'm not opposed to drinking and socializing. You can do that, however, at a bar or even house. Attending a college basketball game, on the other hand, should entail watching the actual game.

Also, bad example with the Lady Card reference. Tickets were eight bucks. You can sell a lot of vouchers to most anything when they are less than movie admission.

Paul S said:

Like most uk fans, you are not much informed of your own team. I am not talking about a home attendence vs. a visitor attendence. Every year, uk plays one game in Louisvilles' Freedom Hall, hoping to please and sell tickets to the Louisville area uk fans. Last year and the past few years the 'local' Jefferson County uk fans have had thier chance to buy a ticket to see the pusscats. They sold 9,000 tickets. Your argument with me, if you have the ability to remember, is UL has MANY more fans in Jefferson county than uk. You asked me to show you proof. There is your proof. UL sells 20,000 tickets in Jefferson County for the Cards (18 times) uk sells 9,000 tickets to thier fans in Jefferson County, (one time) does this spell it out for you? Does anyone else have trouble understanding this or is Shamerock the only one with ATD?

WildcatShamrock said:

Wait, now you want to talk about UK basketball? Looking back, it seems like you were rambling on and on about the State Fair... ??? So which is it? The fair or Freedom Hall attendance? You want to brag about a home team outselling a visiting team? Ahahaha, what the hell kind of comparison is that?

Paul S said:

ShameRock, you want proof? Here is an example. UL averaged nearly 20,000 per game at Freedom Hall in about 18 games last year, basketball. uk has ONE game in Freedom Hall and 9,000 uk fans bought tickets. the UL Ladies sold 16,000 tickets to one of thier games and had over 10,000 in several others. I remember the day about 20 years ago uk sold out Freedom Hall for thier ONE game. Over the years ULs' fan base has been increasing ands uks' decreasing, in Jefferson County. UL has a very 'young' new fan base and its' fans are spreading to the surrounding counties of Oldham Bullitt, Spencer, and Hardin. Also, many fans in the S. Indiana areas.
Nearly All UL football and basketball games are shown on 'live' TV too, not like the 'delayed' broadcasts of uk. Lexington also changes the times of its' uk games when in conflict with Keeneland. Louisville has several events all the time going on and UL never changes its game times because of Churchill, the Bats, Derby or any other festvals or events.
Tell me why only 9,000 Jefferson County uk fans now go to the annual uk Freedom Hall game?
WildcatShamrock said:

I guess you didn't hear me... Can I see the factual evidence to support your claims, please?

Paul S said:

You seen the uk fans at the fair at the hog shows, hog calling contests and the guys operating the rides at the Midway!! I am talking about the folks who attended the Big Events, like the Journay and Taylor Swift concerts. Even Taylor wore a #5 UL jersey during her performance. The guy selling corn dogs had a 'Struttin with Suttin' cap on....LOL

It's All A Game said:

Funny I saw 10 to 1 UK attire at the fair.You must have been one of the uavel homeys with Jorts and sideways Fubu hat on..I have seen 1 Lil Brudder flag this week..but hundreds of UK flags..Go Figure..Louisville is Lil Brudder...Tomorrow will be proof about 2000 uavel mfans will be running for the exits as Burke gets pounded into a pulp ...KragPoop will say "Well...It's all on me"...and so it goes..See you tomorrow Homey..if you can find a way to Lexington..I doubt it..

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Permalink Reply by Eric Maurice Little on September 18, 2009 at 10:45pm

Here is a concept for you Why would I as a UL fan would I want to travel to Lexington to watch a game in Commonwealth stadium.I wouldn't go there if I had free tickets and if I knew UL was going to win by 30 points.There is a difference between a hostile environment and having fans just being plain rude, and ignorant and it should not be chalked up to it being a rivalry game either.And enough of the beer drinking comments, because you are full of s*it if you are going to say UK fans were not drinking beer at that Miami of Ohio game because video does'nt lie.

CATSMAN said:

Here's a FACT for you... ul was sent 5,000 tickets for THEIR biggest game of the year. Almost 50% of them were returned because their "fans" wouldn't buy them. Must be the economy... snickering!!!! Travel to any UK home game, as I have done spanning 4 decades, and you will see FIRSTHAND the # of UK fans that live here. It is BUMPER to BUMPER up and back. That's a FACT that CANNOT be argued by any but the totally delusional. Good luck cards. GO CATS!!!

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Permalink Reply by iam4loucards on September 18, 2009 at 10:58pm

YES YES YES you are so correct. I am die hard Louisville living in this one horse town called Lessington, good grief, the traffic is so freaking bad that no one wants to come up here. I feel all alone in this hillbilly, redneck KY loving town, I have even had Ky fans threaten my life because I aint skeered to sport my Cards WHEREEVER I may b, even in this hick ass town. lmaooooo please send the tickets along with the other Louisville fans up here to help me!!!! GO CARDS! BEAT THAT KY ASS FOR ME THE DIE HARD FAN LIVING IN LESSINGTON!!!!!!

Billy Clyde said:

The reason the tickets were sent back was because UofL fans were tired of getting tabacco juice spit on them and dealing with all the toothless, rednecks having sex with their cousins in the parking lot.

The reason for the bumper to bumper traffic is because PARKING SUCKS in that lIttle one horse town called Lessington.

Go Cards!

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Permalink Reply by larrywb59 on September 18, 2009 at 11:50pm

SO MOVE LOUISER

BTW it is spelled that way intentionally lol

iam4loucards said:

YES YES YES you are so correct. I am die hard Louisville living in this one horse town called Lessington, good grief, the traffic is so freaking bad that no one wants to come up here. I feel all alone in this hillbilly, redneck KY loving town, I have even had Ky fans threaten my life because I aint skeered to sport my Cards WHEREEVER I may b, even in this hick ass town. lmaooooo please send the tickets along with the other Louisville fans up here to help me!!!! GO CARDS! BEAT THAT KY ASS FOR ME THE DIE HARD FAN LIVING IN LESSINGTON!!!!!!

Billy Clyde said:

The reason the tickets were sent back was because UofL fans were tired of getting tabacco juice spit on them and dealing with all the toothless, rednecks having sex with their cousins in the parking lot.

The reason for the bumper to bumper traffic is because PARKING SUCKS in that lIttle one horse town called Lessington.

Go Cards!

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