Some people, yes. They interviewed and named two individuals, who probably captured the sentiments of others. Did you read the whole article or just the headline?
My father had to stop going to fb games because it IS challenging for someone with physical disabilities to do the amount of ground covering necessary if you don't have a primo parking spot. TCU doesn't do a particularly terrible job, but it's not beyond possibility that they could do better. Who doesn't want to get better, if it can be done?
Just because it doesn't affect you doesn't mean it doesn't affect someone or isn't an important point. Besides, the writer might simply be writing a piece they were assigned, not sure why the vitriol.
I have little patience for Media hit-pieces, and the opening sentence pretty much gives away the rest of the story. Did I read the whole thing? No. I avoid doing click-bait, and the para presented was plenty enough for me to glean the rest of the contents.
As for issues attending games, I hate to note this, but it's
attending a football game. There's long walks, crowds, jostling, terrible seating, narrow concourses, annoying choke points, etc. It isn't a place for anyone but trained gymnasts, perhaps marathoners, and those of us who are not trained gymnasts have to shuffle and bumble along.
The point is, when you can't get along well anymore, and at 60+ I understand quite exquisitely not getting along well, it's time to stop going to places where you get bumped, jostled, and have to walk long distances over uneven hard ground. Mrs. Brewingfrog and I are both done after this season. 38 years of season tickets, and that's that. It isn't my scene anymore. I have a TV, and a well-stocked bar, and I can enjoy things from the comfort of my back patio.
