If you pay attention very closely, you'll see the out-of-towners starting to break ranks. It is my opinion that they are getting frustrated. The resources that they were afforded (and somewhat promised when they took these jobs) are being withheld, to a certain degree. I think pressure now is important because a much larger segment of employed UL staff are falling in line with our way of thinking. Have a conversation with most people employed by the university or athletics for less than 8 years. You'll start to see the trend.
Well said buddy
How much of that is just lip service though? I read these threads with excellent ideas about raising money & making the school more community friendly, then read the stories about the students getting kicked out for being students & the staff at the gates not knowing anything about weather delays, the concession lines still being in the crapper & all the other things going on & it gets really depressing to keep up with.
On the one hand you have a very large group of people who want to move the school forward. On the other hand you have an administration who is mentally stuck in the muck & mud of the past. Everyone is rediscussing the same old things from 15 years ago. And 15 years before that. How come nothing seems to get done concerning this football program that can be sustained?
And this is the exact thought process which must change. But how? How does the collective of those who care more but have less power teach the few who have the majority of power but seem apathetic that there is a better way? It is painfully apparent that the student must teach the teacher in this case. But How? How do we crack that nut?
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