meanrob

Agree. I watch a lot of BSU games and he’s regressed. That Florida State game and that year hasn’t been seen since.

Not everything we desire is going to be doable but the AD should have ten lists like this to cull through and see what is doable. I think about this stuff a lot and even I hadn’t thought about a few things people have mentioned.

I prefer the more modern logos but i don’t think of weird and hippie when I think of Hayden Fry (or Rick Spears) and he used that logo. I think you’re projecting a bit. I don’t like the constant combinations (I prefer green and white) and actively hate the gray but I’m more concerned if we can get third down stops. I will say I bought two long sleeve shirts through the official store a few years ago and wasn’t happy with the product. Be curious if other people have better experiences.

Damn, I take it back. Didn’t know it’d rehash this dumb stuff. 16-5. GMG

That’s an appropriate response as well.

Just for shits and grins, SMU is 7-12. 😁

16-5

We’ve won over a long term?

The question is, do you want our staff doing this if there’s no consequences? Most of me says yes, a part says no.

Forgot to mention, get Morris’ face everywhere. And yeah I’m a little biased because I was part of it but two things I’d do- Have an old MGC style get together where a coach or coordinator can talk freely. Not the coaches caravan. Have an encouraged mega tailgate area. Where there’s a green bus parked with a big smoker and it’s a place people can walk by and talk to fans. We used to win over people with our enthusiasm. Everything doesn’t always need to come from the university/athletic department.

Personally, I’d get away from the whole inviting groups aspect of marketing. And while the games should be family-friendly, I think we need to emphasize getting grown ass adults to the games. Specifically the 25-40 demo, either local sports fan or alumni. Groups and ticket specials should get us over the top. The core base needs to be alumni or sports fans who enjoy an affordable and fun sports experience. But like I’ve said before, try it all.

Have a consistent marketing plan/theme for the whole season. Do giveaways for the first four games at minimum. Emphasize fun. Do more than emails. Make sure the game day experience goes smoothly for Christ’s sake. Have ambassadors walk the tailgate and talk to people. Quit making everything cookie cutter. You aren’t going to chase fans away so try different things.

There were cracks in the armor before this. Too many close games. CUSA was always going to be a one bid team probably. But get over your disappointment, this team can beat any team in the conference and we just have to be ready playing our best come tourney time. I don’t like losing but in my thirty years of fandom we haven’t had too many 15-5 teams.

It’s confusing how many times we get within five feet of the basket and don’t shoot. Another nail biter, hold on to your pacemakers. Good to hear Hank on the call.

Dude went 7-5 against FBS competition. I don’t know that one year transfers from North Texas changes that. Could be wrong but I wonder if in five years the same familiar teams are still at the top. And the Kiffins and Fishers are still topping out at 8-4.

At Iowa when he came in I just wanted him to hold down the fort til halftime. Then he leads us to a touchdown. He always seemed a steadying force. That’s a great coaching trait to have. Best of luck to him.

Nicely gutted out win. Wonder if it was emphasized that others had to step up on offense. Huntsberry and Ousmane ended up with 13 apiece.

This reminds me of one of those rants that gets posted about the players don't play for the love of the game anymore and are only in it for the money and when you get to the end the reveal is it was written in 1917. Businesses make "clown" decisions everyday. So do people. If you think people in the South, the Midwest, and other hotbeds of college football (much less non-hotbeds) are going to give up college football and pick up another hobby, yeah, good luck with that prediction.

Still a ton of passing around the perimeter. If a team has a big they can cover Ousmane with, they just concentrate on the perimeter. Not sure what the solution is, in a perfect world Huntsberry would drive more and avg about 15-18 a game and keep teams more honest.

People complain that the kids today don't want to put in the work or don't have a work ethic meanwhile this kid busted his ass and put in the work to possibly have a better opportunity and those same keyboard warriors complain about it. The irony is fantastic. As UNTLifer said (paraphrasing), the timing ain't great but the coaches need to roll up their sleeves and find a replacement(s).

We weren’t getting into the tournament without winning the conference bid anyway. Hopefully the late in shot clock decisions can be fixed. Just keep the course and win when it really matters.

Never a doubt

Embrace the brutality. You can steal that marketing dept.

Marketing has always been a disaster. Can’t just email out a ticket promotion. RV would use other school’s marketing campaigns and switch it out to North Texas (insert cursive script here). The marketing is never fun, never original and never enough. I’d market this team like I were a minor league baseball team losing money. Nothing would be off the table.

You’re generous, I’m saying C- at best. Even out the levels at minimum.