Folks on the concourse were going nuts when we rallied against MSU. But yes, I get looks when I exhort our team.

A few questions for you. Were many students aware there were hundreds of free tickets for the recent playoff game?

Were there signs in / around the Coffee House and Silo advertising the game?

Was there any other on campus signage or PR?

Does anyone know the MWC non-football, and football, payouts / revenue sharing?

As of October 2023, the application fee for a college football team to transition from the FCS to FBS is $5 million.

Dr. May telegraphed this last year on a halftime TV interview, he said they were working on something "big", but couldn't share it presently. "Big" logically only meant a few things to me:

- join Pac 12
- join MWC
- expand UC Davis Health Stadium

Or two of three.

Academics:

- the UNLV types will have low admission standards, esp for revenue sports
- lots of lightweight majors
- there are other academic criteria and rankings where some members aren't on a UC footing

He included the communications along w the information on the free tickets for students to the Playoff game. s/

Last year on a halftime TV interview, Chancellor May said they were working on something "big", but couldn't share it presently. "Big" could only mean a few things:

- join Pac 12
- join MWC
- expand UC Davis Health Stadium

SochorField Pavilion.

Another step away from the focus on student athletes and teacher coach?

FWIW, Woodstock has a new location, I haven't been inside.

Just win baby.

Why? $$$?

So we leave our UC brethren. Is the MWC that much better?

More concerned about the twins.

Is there a public listing of these benefits?

Watch parties?

Keys seem to be avoiding turnovers, and slowing their run game.

That's the thing, once it becomes a cool thing to do, it gains a life of its own. I'm still baffled that students may have been ignorant of 500 free tickets for a home NCAA playoff game, and the dept seems to promote staff for external awards. The last times I was at The Toom, the North End Zone was bananas.

Well, I believe we existed before UCLA.

I bounced this off of someone who used to work in ICA. Their take? "They're lazy, they don't want to do the work."

The culture of Montana and others - I bet they'll have a charter or two. This means if we make the national championship we're on our own to book the trip.

But they have all of these assistant ADs, associate ADs, various other managers, but they don't do the BASICS. KISS.

Just like - did they survey alums and season ticket holders for a potential charter flight for possible game #2 next weekend? A week or two ago? [Maybe they did.]

They could have given them 2+ weeks to discuss, prepare, and contemplate the South Dakota trip. List the charter cost, 2-3 hotel options, and local sights seeing.

I didn't like Joe Pasternack walking onto the court during the game.

^^^ This is exactly what I referred to earlier. We're diehard fans, many students and locals aren't. If this holds for other Undergrads, this is a marketing communications failure.