Memorial Stadium sells out for Illinois-Duke

Comments

1. Adamr: Crowd's energy doesn't seem to transfer to the field so far
2. Selim: Duke's crowd noise was supposed to be an issue here
3. Irisv: saw some rough tackling on both sides yesterday, duke's D looked a little more organized than i'd expect though
4. Iron Vesper: crowd control must be a whole thing when Duke comes to town
5. Obsidian Specter: Crowds don't mean wins, that Duke team still got work to do
6. Kaibianchi: sold out isn't the word for it, they must've cleared out the whole neighborhood
7. Noahreyes: crowd size doesn't always dictate a good game, though
8. Noah: don't they have some new turf problems at this stadium though?
9. Lunar Phantom: that energy in the crowd is infectious, even on TV
10. Lunar Halo: seems like this one's getting some serious hype already - been following duke's season and they've really upped their game
11. Ariarossi: crowd doesn't even get the game they came for
12. Solar Specter: Crowds are back, and this atmosphere is electric
13. Sana: Not sold out, the question is how many tickets were empty on Saturday
14. Zero Corvid: yep another completely sold-out crowd for some overhyped college football game. let's see how the field fares now
15. Iron Specter: that crowd seems pretty hyped but duke's record is way better than illinois this year
16. Bianchiisla: crowds are great but attendance doesn't always translate to atmosphere 👍

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