I know not everyone will agree with me, but figured I would give this a shot. Many folks have decided that the best way to show their displeasure with the program today is to not attend the game. That's a perfectly valid approach and I think its logical to think that the best way to get through to the the admin is to convince them that they can't keep ignoring football and think that people will just continue to show up and hand them money.
However, if you are attending the game, can we please try to tamp down on the negativity while there, particularly any booing of the team or the kids? The negativity, sarcasm, pessism, depression, and anger has reached a bit of a fever pitch here on the board the last few days (rightfully so), and if things go badly today I'm afraid the fans frustration could boil over at the game. Try to remember that this is the last game some of these guys will ever play, and even if things didn't go the way we would have all wanted (them more than any of us), they still committed to come play for the Buffs, and have put in a ton of time and blood, sweat, and tears (as well as sacrificing their bodies and potential future health) towards that effort. Also, it wouldn't hurt to make an effort to get in a little early for the senior day presentations. Plus, its possible that many of the younger will soon be making a decision on whether they want to stick things out, and this team needs all the hard earned experience it can keep.
Just my two cents
However, if you are attending the game, can we please try to tamp down on the negativity while there, particularly any booing of the team or the kids? The negativity, sarcasm, pessism, depression, and anger has reached a bit of a fever pitch here on the board the last few days (rightfully so), and if things go badly today I'm afraid the fans frustration could boil over at the game. Try to remember that this is the last game some of these guys will ever play, and even if things didn't go the way we would have all wanted (them more than any of us), they still committed to come play for the Buffs, and have put in a ton of time and blood, sweat, and tears (as well as sacrificing their bodies and potential future health) towards that effort. Also, it wouldn't hurt to make an effort to get in a little early for the senior day presentations. Plus, its possible that many of the younger will soon be making a decision on whether they want to stick things out, and this team needs all the hard earned experience it can keep.
Just my two cents
