Bison Fatigue

[CyPanth]

What's the opposite of Bison fatigue? Whatever you call it, I've got it.

What's the opposite of Cyclone fatigue? Iowa State playing Notre Dame in Orlando! Talk about a shot of energy for our fan base! Our AD predicts 25k to 30k fans making the trip (comparable to the Alamo Bowl last year). Excellent road presence is a nice similarity we share with you guys. Still working on some of the other similarities, like winning!

[SoCalBison]

What's the opposite of Cyclone fatigue? Iowa State playing Notre Dame in Orlando! Talk about a shot of energy for our fan base! Our AD predicts 25k to 30k fans making the trip (comparable to the Alamo Bowl last year). Excellent road presence is a nice similarity we share with you guys. Still working on some of the other similarities, like winning!

Good luck, CyPanth!

[El_Chapo]

Good luck, CyPanth!

whoa, i have to cheer for ISU?

[bisonp]

Whenever I go to a Bass Pro Shop or Cabelas (now they're one entity), the place is usually packed with people of all ages. Like just about everyone of his trolling posts, they're filled with lies.

I do a fair amount of hunting and fishing. My observations say you are wrong.

I don't agree with him very often. But facts say he is right.

https://theknow.denverpost.com/2019/...lining/223765/
https://www.realtree.com/deer-huntin...t-deer-hunting
https://www.outdoorlife.com/why-we-a...how-to-fix-it/
https://www.aspentimes.com/news/hunt...participating/

5 minutes on Google should give you a pretty clear picture that hunting and fishing are in trouble over the next few decades.

[bisonp]

I think the real issue with attendance isn't fatigue but the fact that people can watch the game on 70" 4K TVs at home and not have to deal with a lot of the hassles and expenses of going to a game.

Unless we're saying that the statewide TV ratings are tanking.

Well football ratings in general were on the decline for quite a while, but from what I can find they may have rebounded this year. Have no idea on NDSU specifically.

The expense definitely has something to do with it, it's hard to justify spending $40+ per ticket when you know it's almost certainly going to be a blowout and a dead atmosphere before halftime. You can do a lot of other things with the family for that kind of money.

[scottietohottie]

Whenever I go to a Bass Pro Shop or Cabelas (now they're one entity), the place is usually packed with people of all ages. Like just about everyone of his trolling posts, they're filled with lies.

The kids are just there to buy cabelas big game hunter for Nintendo switch.

[MankatoBison]

i think the real issue with attendance isn't fatigue but the fact that people can watch the game on 70" 4k tvs at home and not have to deal with a lot of the hassles and expenses of going to a game.

Unless we're saying that the statewide tv ratings are tanking.

nu-uh!!! I only have a 65" tv!

[tony]

nu-uh!!! I only have a 65" tv!

So you are going to the game then, right?

[heffray]

What's the opposite of Cyclone fatigue? Iowa State playing Notre Dame in Orlando! Talk about a shot of energy for our fan base! Our AD predicts 25k to 30k fans making the trip (comparable to the Alamo Bowl last year). Excellent road presence is a nice similarity we share with you guys. Still working on some of the other similarities, like winning!

I'll be rooting for the Cyclones and the Panthers in the coming weeks.

[MankatoBison]

So you are going to the game then, right?

HELL YEAH!
actually no :/ no bison fatigue for me. I live a few hours away and already gone to three games (UC Davis, SDSU and Target field) plus tack on the college gameday at UofM. I think I've cashed in all my good will with my wife when it comes to football games this year. I'll be glued to my measly 65" from here to frisco