They not only inflated the number in attendance with their words, but actually used footage from a heavily-attended protest this summer to make this health care rally appear more popular.
HSE inspectors were also in attendance, with a spokeswoman confirming that "initial inquiries" were being made.
Reports conflict over the number of fans in attendance, with estimates ranging from 36,000 to more than 60,000.
The Marlins rarely play on national television and rank last in the league in attendance, with recent home games sometimes drawing crowds of less than 3,000.
Calvin Bowman, West Virginia's 6-foot-9-inch senior from Brooklyn, impressed about 20 friends and family members in attendance with 22 points and 15 rebounds.
In addition, they were seventh in the eight-team league in attendance with an average of about 2,500 fans per game in a 6,200-seat 6,200-seat
Los Angeles, which averaged less than 6,000 fans despite winning records, is now third in the league in attendance with an average of 10,288.
Despite a 10-3-2 10-3-2 10-3-2homeseason, the Islanderecord lasthis the N.H.L. in attendance, with fewer than 12,000 fanseasoning up a game.
A visit to a number of boardrooms this week showed few tapewatchers in attendance, with the average number being three or four.
Indeed, all four teams have seen substantial declines in attendance, with Boston's major-league-record sellout streak of 794 games ending almost as soon as the season began.
