Source: BroBible
Summary
The NCAA men’s college lacrosse semifinal game between Princeton and Duke drew a disappointing crowd at the University of Virginia’s Scott Stadium. The game was moved from Gillette Stadium due to a scheduling conflict with the World Cup. The crowd was estimated to be around 25,000, which is not a terrible number considering the teams’ small student enrollment, but still lower than expected. The venue change did not help to fill the seats.
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The NCAA’s plan to host the men’s college lacrosse championship at Gillette Stadium was foiled by the World Cup. The University of Virginia’s Scott Stadium was chosen as the new host, but the crowd was still underwhelming. The event’s organizers were prepared for a larger attendance, but the venue change seemed to affect the turnout. The crowd was estimated to be around 25,000, which is not a bad number, but still lower than expected. The event’s popularity was evident, but the scheduling conflict took its toll.
The attendance was so low, it was almost as if the World Cup was the real main event.
Author: Evan Null
