2018 FB G5: Louisiana 42 Texas St. 27

[Turbine]

Sure. Win. More often and against better teams. The end. You’re welcome.

I did some quick research and it turns out that in the entire history of all College football, the average Won/Loss record is no better or worse than .500

No team has ever won most of their games all the time. Every single school has experienced dry spells.

Your method, if attainable would absolutely work. Problem is its built of unobtainium.

What is your plan or idea to help through the universally inevitable down times so that the fans are there when a record setting performance pops up out of nowhere?

[CajunVic]

I did some quick research and it turns out that in the entire history of all College football, the average Won/Loss record is no better or worse than .500

No team has ever won most of their games all the time. Every single school has experienced dry spells.

Your method, if attainable would absolutely work. Problem is its built of unobtainium.

What is your plan or idea to help through the universally inevitable down times so that the fans are there when a record setting performance pops up out of nowhere?

Time to change history and win baby win!!!! 🤔🙏🙏🤔

[CharlieK]

I did some quick research and it turns out that in the entire history of all College football, the average Won/Loss record is no better or worse than .500

No team has ever won most of their games all the time. Every single school has experienced dry spells.

Your method, if attainable would absolutely work. Problem is its built of unobtainium.

What is your plan or idea to help through the universally inevitable down times so that the fans are there when a record setting performance pops up out of nowhere?

Did your research include the respective student attendances of those schools during those ups and downs? Has someone figured out the recipe for high student attendance during winning dry spells? When we win, more fans will show, when we don’t they won’t.

Also, I never claimed to have a plan....I mean aside from the only one that will matter, winning.

[Jeaux]

And give them back at least part of their red zone. First come, first serve.

I think they should at least have first 10 rows of the old redzone. It's too low for most season ticket holder. As you get older the legs and back give out and eyes can't see as they did before. The students are young enough that they can stand almost the whole game. Take out the 11th row and put a barrier separating the two sections. Paint the bleachers in the student area red so they know where they should be.