A Real Head Scratcher (Student attendance tonight)

[fanof71]

I have a feeling that after Dr Maggard didn’t get the Mizzu AD job after his great hires of Glasco and Napier and the progress UL athletics made on the national scenes with branding and such, he decided to just settle in and ride out the UL AD job till retirement time.

That means not rocking the boat anymore and just complying.

That's the USL way...

[JAB]

. . . looking at this thread, they almost got it correct . . . they should have said “for the health of RP posters” . . . there are lots of unhealthy posters here . . . or maybe it’s just negative, not unhealthy, but negative posters here . . .

Where’s Vic? A lot of reasons to be negative this morning, yet he’s hiding in the basement. He can’t take it when he’s wrong.

[Cajunrunner]

Respectfully, think the actual thing was moving to MH. Wonder if T-Joe has turned into the fossil, everything has to go across his desk. EVERYTHING.

Riding things out until retirement, look at the FB staff. Got at least two.

Authement HATED having to sign off on athletic scholarships every year. Have that on pretty damn close authority, not some BS "source" like others here claim at times. Though I am sure some others here do know that for fact as well.

He would even put it off at times, "too busy", until he had to.

[tjubb]

Never understood the lack of attendance for game day. Home games should be the focal point for the surrounding area and especially for the students! It's embarrassing to see the band spread out in the stands to take up more space. Back in the late 80's/early 90's we'd put more people in the seats than today and the teams weren't especially great back then!

[RaginP]

Never understood the lack of attendance for game day. Home games should be the focal point for the surrounding area and especially for the students! It's embarrassing to see the band spread out in the stands to take up more space. Back in the late 80's/early 90's we'd put more people in the seats than today and the teams weren't especially great back then!

You can thank the administration for pushing the students away

[R1Letterman]

Authement HATED having to sign off on athletic scholarships every year. Have that on pretty damn close authority, not some BS "source" like others here claim at times. Though I am sure some others here do know that for fact as well.

He would even put it off at times, "too busy", until he had to.

Wow. Can't believe that was at prez level....
Also with all the various SCOTUS rulings regarding college admissions I am really surprised no student that didn't get in to a certain college has never sued if their spot went to a preferred walk-on who didn't have the equivalent academic credentials

[ZoomZoom]

Authement HATED having to sign off on athletic scholarships every year. Have that on pretty damn close authority, not some BS "source" like others here claim at times. Though I am sure some others here do know that for fact as well.

He would even put it off at times, "too busy", until he had to.

Have a friend that worked in MH years ago. The unwritten rule was if a document involving financials could not be found, go to the Fossil’s office…usually was there waiting on his signature.

[R1Letterman]

Absolutely dude. I’m 32. The only thing I’ve ever known is these guys stomping us. Let’s flip the script!

Even if you were 52

[60swerethebest]

Authement set very low limits of what could be approved at Deans level even requiring sign off on all expense accounts. Today much broader approval once budget is set. Problem is in very tight budget control run by a former legislator and way too many sign offs requiring long delays. Thanks to former admin.

[R1Letterman]

Giving the students off but not suggesting mentally healthy events to attend is like winning a championship and not hoisting a banner.

Both are counter intuitive.

Maybe one exists and one doesnt