Statistical advantage to night home games
Sorry- I am full of questions today.
Think about this one for a bit. I am sure if would be tough to argue against a night crowd being more rowdy. However, does that rowdy crowd translate into an advantage for the home team. I feel that it does for the sake that teams like to schedule big games at night to take advantage of the fact.
So there are two questions here:
1) Is a night game an advantage for the home team?
2) If so, is Michigan at a disadvantage by not having more home night games?
to wasted by the time the game came around, and we are never going to have a night game.
is there really a such thing as "too wasted" for a football game? The crazier the better! Unless you're a sorority girl - then you'll probably leave at halftime.
April 15th, 2009 at 10:53 PM ^
how can you leave before you get there?
April 16th, 2009 at 12:11 AM ^
Yes, there is. Unconscious people cannot cheer a team to victory.
April 15th, 2009 at 10:46 PM ^
there's only one way to figure this one out. Get out your pencil and start doing the research. It'd be a hell of a thesis project. Make sure you keep the domes (Minnesota and Syracuse) as outliers since weather is the same and presumably the noise is too.