QB Club Meeting

[HoustonCajun]

Anything to report?

[AstroCajun]

Hud swore us to secrecy.




Kidding. But not really.

He gave a scouting report on OSU. Then he told us their travel itenerary and showed us an awesome video.

It was very impressive and inspiring.

[Turbine]

Stuff the playes won't see till they get to Oklahoma.

17 new members walked up, per Walk Ons

[CajunT]

Stuff the playes won't see till they get to Oklahoma.

17 new members walked up, per Walk Ons

Raised $10,000 today!

[bigearl]

It was at walk ons?

[Turbine]

It was at walk ons?

No, the info I posted was from Coach Hud while doing his show at Walk Ons.

The QB Club is held at the Petroleum Club

[moorecajun]

Anything to report?

HoustonCajun, this is not directed at you because I bet you are a QB club member AND you are live out of town and can't make the meetings anyway.

This is directed to fellow QB Club members (so maybe directed some to you HC).

I am a QB Club member and do live in town but was not able to make the QB Club meeting and probably won't make many. What I would like to see is some type of meeting notes kept and emailed to ALL QB Club members. That way your QB Club membership has added value - the whole point here is that the goal is to raise money by joining the QB Club - let's not water that down by making what was said inside the meeting available outside the meeting - at least not on public boards.

This also goes for Cajun RedZone members.

Just my thought(s).

[AstroCajun]

Moore, I totally agree with you. If you are in town, give the program an extra c-note and show up.

Descriptions of what was shown pale in comparison.

I loved the Ali "What's my name" bit at the end. You can just tell Hud gets it.

[Turbine]

Timely secrets are one thing -and I have no problem with the concept- but I am not a fan of forever secrets.

At some point you have to make every attempt to grow the fan base, including dispensing info before it becomes stale, useless or simply braggadocios material.

Some day I will write a blog on the lock-nit business model and the inherent hazards of buying and selling info.