Football at USA

[ragin50]

I'm in section 130, row 12

Thanks!

[Esqueleto]

GA southern tickets are section II

[JayWalker]

Yes. 5pm in Statesboro (CDT) and 7pm in Mobile.

The broadcast crew will drive in Saturday and leave after the game.

[CajunJeaux]

Yes. 5pm in Statesboro (CDT) and 7pm in Mobile.

The broadcast crew will drive in Saturday and leave after the game.

Dang, that’s a long day!

[JayWalker]

Dang, that’s a long day!

Leave at noon. Back around 3am.

[BBcajun]

Picked up my USA tickets this morning. I think I was the first one to do so. Go get you some.

Beau...did you order & buy your tickets thru our ticket dept or South AL ? If thru our side, who did you contact ? Thanks

[BeauCajun]

Beau...did you order & buy your tickets thru our ticket dept or South AL ? If thru our side, who did you contact ? Thanks

Went by the Cajundome this morning. They have the tickets. Section 130, row 1.

[ManAboutTown]

I was told by the Alumni Assoc. director that a bus trip had been planned but had to be scrapped because the game time is still unknown. They had to contract for the bus with a time by now. If the game is scheduled at say, 11:00 am, it wouldn't work.

It was a pretty well known fact that the game was never going to be a morning slot. Those are just excuses. And in my view, too damn many excuses are made with the current leadership of the alumni association.

[ManAboutTown]

I think the students that receive over $100,000 in scholarships care.

So do all the alumni and I would hope members of the athletic department that attended the Kickoff party in Houston cares, as did the alumni who attended the kickoff party and tailgating in Austin.

I think the department deans that the association supports care.

So do all the students recognized by the alumni association for being selected as outstanding graduates by the association.

Also think all of the Alumni Association gala honorees care.

I think Dr Savoie, the office of Advancement, the office of development, the office of student affairs, the office of enrollment management, and all of the other departments the association supports care.

Also I think the fans who attend all of the events at bowl games and events like the Wally Pontiff Classic should care.

I also think that the UL students affected by hurricane Ida who received support by the Alumni Association fundraiser cares.

All this carried out by a staff of seven employees and a host of volunteers who care.

And by the way, the busses to South Al were never setup, so they couldn’t be canceled.

While our income has dropped due to cancellation of every fundraiser in 2020 because of Covid and a change in our funding model which no longer requires dues to be an alumni association member, there is an uptick in donations.

At the Houston kickoff, we received over $1000 in loyalty fund donations. While nowhere near enough, it is a sign that more alumni care and the association is not heading to oblivion.

If you think any of the things mentioned above are worth doing, then donate to the Alumni Association Loyalty fund.

If you don’t think those events and programs are not important and not worth doing, it shows you really don’t care about the university.

I was told that the chapter head in Houston didn't even show up to the event. If true, totally unacceptable and indicative of why our largest alumni base in a the 4th largest city in America is WOEFULLY under performing for this university.

[JMV JustMyView]

It was a pretty well known fact that the game was never going to be a morning slot. Those are just excuses. And in my view, too damn many excuses are made with the current leadership of the alumni association.

Care to expand on that?