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    • #58409
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      rbmw263
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    • #58411
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      ironman1315
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      Yikes

    • #58412
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      LetItRide
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      FUCLA. 😂

    • #58413
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      UtahFanSir
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      If you include arena size and size for nearby city populations, Utah may look even better. 

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      PlainsUte
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      Seems like a lot of those 96% were invisible or disguised as empty seats in the JMHC for many games.  I suppose this is paid attendance, which, for revenue, is what matters.

      • #58418
        Ute1990
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        The near 100% RES attendance raises the combined average.  I would estimate the JMHS paid attendance at about 85% given the math, and acutal attendance well below that.

        • #58421
          Tony (admin)
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          RES has been consistently over 100%, except perhaps the last game of 2017.

          • #58440
            PlainsUte
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            Even if football is 100%, that means 92% for basketball if they are equally weighted.  Doubting that number is butts in seats.  More like cheeks in seats.

            • #58441
              GameForAnyFuss
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              They are not equally weighted. It’s total butts in seats in both venues divided by total seats in both venues. And since most football stadiums have 5x the number of seats as a basketball arena, it’s about 5x weighted toward football.

              • #58445
                PlainsUte
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                they should further weight by number of games, there are 7 home football games and 17 basketball games

                17×15,000 = 255,000 seat-games to fill

                7×45,000=315,000 seat-games to fill

                By that measure the weighting would be nearly even.

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