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Date Posted: Wednesday, September 08, 09:32:26pm
Author: Always a Duke
Subject: When has WVU, Xavier, or Dayton had more of their respective fans at a Duquesne home basketball game than did Duquesne? If so, cite the specific dates. I don't believe that it ever happened.
In reply to: DuqOfEarl 's message, "As usual duq81 and CLK, you both totally miss the point. Vilanova, St. Johns, and Georgetown actually have a student and loyal fan base in their cities. Duquesne has neither,ane it will be embarassing when only 4000 Duquesne fans show up, and the rest of the Consol is filled with the enemy. Maybe your hero Greg A. could let Duquesne students in for $5.00 to help alleviate the situation. Maybe you could give Greg a call and see what he thinks of my idea. Thanks." on Wednesday, September 08, 06:30:16pm


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