How many people that don't normally go to BBall but are always at FBall will stick around for the game on Saturday? Feel free to give reasons below:

Hard to tell this year, as overall attendance for basketball has been on a steady decline. Don't think it will fill the gym, but there will surely be some who take advantage of the offer to watch a get for free. Likely to be people that are staying in the high country that night. Those that come up for football then back home probably won't stick around.

Sorry to skew the poll. Shouldn’t have voted because I’m not Non-Basketball. Anyway, will be there for both.

proasu89 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 28, 2017 9:27 am

Sorry to skew the poll. Shouldn’t have voted because I’m not Non-Basketball. Anyway, will be there for both.

I added an option for people that regularly attend both. There were only 2 votes to this point.
In this model, If you attend less than 3 BBall games a year, you are a "Non-Basketball" person.

Unfortunately doing the old up and back from ATL so it's a no go on basketball. Would actually enjoy seeing the team.

How about a "Going to football, but undecided on basketball" choice?

Depends on how much i had to drink at the tailgate..............

I voted that I'm going to football but can't stay for b-ball. However, I'm going to try and make it out to the b-ball game Saturday for at least the 1st half. A lot depends on if any of my family plan to make the trek up the mountain for the football game.

Hitting both games on Saturday.

kiddbrewer wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 28, 2017 10:47 am

How about a "Going to football, but undecided on basketball" choice?

You can change your vote if needed. To late to change it again.