Is it just me, or does anyone else feel

[moorecajun]

I don't think many fans were into the game. I don't understand that. I saw some leaving at the end of regulation and some leaving at the end of the 1st OT. Why? You've just sat through 2 hours of entertainment and you gonna leave before the grand finale'? WTF. Heck, I stood the last 5 minutes of regulation and both overtimes. I look over to my right(I'm in 112) and not a soul is standing and cheering for their team. Sitting on their hands. Come on people.

I guess I shouldn't be POd about those folks who made it out on that rainy night.

Then I find out I missed out on the best Cajunredzone chat ever.

Not a good morning for BC. LOL. Rant off.

BC, I WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE TO LEAVE A FEW MINUTES BEFORE THE END OF A GAME! Especially, like you say, during a fantastic game! My rant over.

Look to your left; we are in Sec. 111 and stand a lot! Section 113 may be for the sitters!

[CajunEXPRESS]

You are certainly entitled to your opinion and I did not do a good job of indicating that in my original post. Yes, I understand wanting more for our money. My main point is that at this stage what fans think about the basketball staff has little impact on their future. With the no. of years we now are on the hook for, we won't buy them out regardless of how this years record ends up. That is fact and everyone just needs to accept it. You don't have to like it but it is reality. Major disappointment I have with the program is the departure of Kadeem Coleby. Actually is is when he left. Had he made his decision to leave in April, we could have recruited another inside player. Making that decision in July is a major factor in our problems right now. Hopefully another big is signed come April.

Mike I have made a 180 degree change in my view of how one supports their team. You should never pay a corrupt, incompetent administration for lackluster performance, it only breeds complacency on their part.

Those who think Marlin is the right hire should buy tickets, and go to games. Those who think he was wrong should do the opposite. Those who support the players should continue to do so regardless of coaches and administrators, but understand it is like not discipling your children, they will take the easy way and disappoint more often than not. In this case the children are not the players, but T Joe and Farmer.