Recent conversations about ticket seating, away game game tickets, parking passes... etc. reminded me of a post I made quite a few years ago.
In short, I said - while I would never choose losing above having a winning program - there is a certain peace about strolling down the path by the Red Cedar in October - when the team is not winning. No crowds. No debates about parking. Being first in line for the team walk. Moving around and doing 'what you want to do'.
Now it looks like there are starting to be new rules in town. I know someone who lost their 'A' parking pass - they have written Hollis. I know someone who lost their parking pass and has to figure something else out. Some aren't getting the away game tickets they want.
The answer? There really isn't one. Adapt. Change. Leave. Do what you have to do. A winning team brings changes - namely $$$ donors can get what they want. It is what it is.
In short, I said - while I would never choose losing above having a winning program - there is a certain peace about strolling down the path by the Red Cedar in October - when the team is not winning. No crowds. No debates about parking. Being first in line for the team walk. Moving around and doing 'what you want to do'.
Now it looks like there are starting to be new rules in town. I know someone who lost their 'A' parking pass - they have written Hollis. I know someone who lost their parking pass and has to figure something else out. Some aren't getting the away game tickets they want.
The answer? There really isn't one. Adapt. Change. Leave. Do what you have to do. A winning team brings changes - namely $$$ donors can get what they want. It is what it is.
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