PAC 12 trying lol

The best fans in college hoops can be found in the Big 12 🤝
#Big12MBB is leading the way in percentage of stadium capacity filled at 75.8% 🏟️ pic.twitter.com/4n7eR6pSQ0

— Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) February 24, 2023

More accurately tickets sold.

OU and OSU really bring that percentage down at just over 50%.

A number of OSU fans will tell you they way overbuilt when they expanded Gallagher Iba by more than 2X awhile ago.

whitetrash said:

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That percentage will Continue to increase as we build more and more tiny arenas.

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It's like companies doing share buybacks after they've laid off hundreds of thousands in Biden's / obamas America

Big12Bear said:

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OU and OSU really bring that percentage down at just over 50%.

A number of OSU fans will tell you they way overbuilt when they expanded Gallagher Iba by more than 2X awhile ago.

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That upper deck is basically empty every game

Fre3dombear said:

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Big12Bear said:

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OU and OSU really bring that percentage down at just over 50%.

A number of OSU fans will tell you they way overbuilt when they expanded Gallagher Iba by more than 2X awhile ago.

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That upper deck is basically empty every game

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OkSt should ask UT where they got their giant screens that block off the upper deck at Moody

whitetrash said:

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That percentage will Continue to increase as we build more and more tiny arenas.

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Yeah, percent capacity is the weirdest possible stat to brag about. I've said it multiple times in the field house seating threads, but if # of sellouts meant a damn thing, then we should just make the capacity 4 and let Homer and Janet and Chip and Jo constitute a sellout every game. I'm not against downsizing, but its either the stupidest or most dishonest argument for it.

Big12Bear said:

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OU and OSU really bring that percentage down at just over 50%.

A number of OSU fans will tell you they way overbuilt when they expanded Gallagher Iba by more than 2X awhile ago.

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This is why you don't build at the capacity you can fill sometimes at the peak of your program's success.

When the water levels fall, you consistently end up with a half-empty gym (or half-full for the optimists among us).