10-29-2018, 08:47 PM
I live in Lubbock, TX so I can only project but there is a lot in common between my college team Texas Tech and the Bengals.
For TTU we have a coach in his 6th year whose only home Big 12 win has been Kansas in the last 2 years. When Leach was coach we would consistently upset the better teams in the conference at the home games. Lubbock used to be considered the Bermuda Triangle of college football. Every since Tubberville and now KK has more or less run the program into the ground we can't even get more than 25% of the fans to stay after the half. In general the excitement for the team is low and it has been for the last 4 years. I go to a game at least once every year but we stopped getting season tickets the third year of the Tubberville years and after the third year of the KK years as well.
With Cincy it is very much the same. There was signs that this Bengals team was different, coming up with the plays to win the game in the 2nd half crunch time. But then they fall short again against Pitt and although that was an admirable effort, it suggested that things were the same as always. The Sunday night game against KC absolutely confirmed it. The team just looked like it flat out quit.
For TTU we have a coach in his 6th year whose only home Big 12 win has been Kansas in the last 2 years. When Leach was coach we would consistently upset the better teams in the conference at the home games. Lubbock used to be considered the Bermuda Triangle of college football. Every since Tubberville and now KK has more or less run the program into the ground we can't even get more than 25% of the fans to stay after the half. In general the excitement for the team is low and it has been for the last 4 years. I go to a game at least once every year but we stopped getting season tickets the third year of the Tubberville years and after the third year of the KK years as well.
With Cincy it is very much the same. There was signs that this Bengals team was different, coming up with the plays to win the game in the 2nd half crunch time. But then they fall short again against Pitt and although that was an admirable effort, it suggested that things were the same as always. The Sunday night game against KC absolutely confirmed it. The team just looked like it flat out quit.
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