People have been screaming about game-day experience & I really scratch my head on what that truly means.
If quality football is not being played on the field, does anything else truly matter?
Are people going to say "Man, the team sucked. But I tell you what, I can't wait for next Saturday to listen to the band, watch the timeout gimmicks and receive the next promo towel at the gate???"
All of this adds into the college football experience. The product on the field is the main dish, but if we can't handle concession lines, the internet barely works, and the sound PA is too loud; people aren't going to pay an arm and a leg to drive to Cajun Field and watch the game in the stadium.
Yeah, who wants that? A coach that can put together a great staff and manage to be such a terrible in-game coach that you go 13-1 and gets us in the top 25 for 2 years. So glad we don't have THAT problem anymore! Give me what we got now.bad in-game coaching, no discipline or attention to detail, a mediocre record, lose to teams less talented and can't win the close ones. A real no-brainer there, ammarite?
. . . still looking for names of the $750,000 coach who was available when CMD was hired and is tearing it up right now as a head coach because somebody else did a national coaching search . . . just one name . . .
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