netty2424
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Good point! Standing and cheering is a lot to ask.Not if people stand up in front of them. Chairs are for sitting, not standing front of.
Good point! Standing and cheering is a lot to ask.Not if people stand up in front of them. Chairs are for sitting, not standing front of.
And it's not much to insist people sit down in front of you so that you can see.Good point! Standing and cheering is a lot to ask.
Wanna bet?I'll guarantee GP would give back some salary if he could see less empty seats behind his bench!
What's funny about losing one of the best coaches in football over complacent fans..........he's not a happy camper
This can't be serious.
What's ironic is the fact the sections behind the bench that has the most missing fans are owned by some of the most generous donors. Go figure.
The tickets aren't the draw, it's the donation/tax benefit.Donors aren't necessarily fans in the sense they follow the team and look forward to going to games and spending saturdays at ACS. Some are just really really rich guys that have more money than they know what to do with so they buy tickets, and like with everything else they buy, they just get the most expensive ones because that's what really, really rich people do.
In fact, most really rich guys aren't passionate about college football, they are passionate about business and making money, that's why they are rich in the first place.
it isn't serious at allThis can't be serious.
I guess what I should have said was reseat the lower westside bowl. Move these fans to the East side club/suites and put other fans in there.
With my PP I don't expect to get in there at all, it's awful for team morale and fan morale. Nothing like looking at the primo seats behind our team 3/4ths empty.
What would be the revolt? If people aren't using them then get rid of the damn seats and move fans in there.
The +4 was horrible, people would have still donated even if they didn't do that. As a result our lower bowl has been a [ steaming pile of Orgeron ] show.
I have heard that the sections behind our team will be reworked to put back the missing rows. That should help considerably. On either side of those sections where the existing rows have not been removed, those sections look full. They gave this area long enough time to show whether it would work or not, and it hasn't. So they are going to fix it.
The tickets aren't the draw, it's the donation/tax benefit.
The tickets aren't the draw, it's the donation/tax benefit.
It'd get the excitement level up. Food sales down and beer sales up if they allowed it. You'd only need 50,000 fans to sound like 100,000.What are the legal costs associated with selling crack in the stadium?
I believe our friends in Lubbock and Stillwater bump up their fan noise with locally sourced tub-to-table meth. Your idea would only be an urban solution to matching noise- who could find fault with that?It'd get the excitement level up. Food sales down and beer sales up if they allowed it. You'd only need 50,000 fans to sound like 100,000.
Win/win.
We'd need high grade meth. But if it was good enough for our soldiers in WWII, why not?I believe our friends in Lubbock and Stillwater bump up their fan noise with locally sourced tub-to-table meth. Your idea would only be an urban solution to matching noise- who could find fault with that?
Never saw where we gave it to our service members. The Nazis however used it like mad.We'd need high grade meth. But if it was good enough for our soldiers in WWII, why not?
Preferably blue in color.We'd need high grade meth. But if it was good enough for our soldiers in WWII, why not?