Important OCS Update

[puc86]

6 minutes ago, hm101 said:

Who exactly would you say is to blame that for THE major project of a public facing brand there is continually nothing official to report for large stints?

[Grateful Dad]

[TheUpperHand]

No need to spend money building shade for the OCS. There's enough shade coming out of this board on a daily basis to keep the stadium covered for the season.

[puc86]

Just now, Grateful Dad said:

 

[puc86]

1 minute ago, TheUpperHand said:

No need to spend money building shade for the OCS. There's enough shade coming out of this board on a daily basis to keep the stadium covered for the season.

The fans are used to carrying the weight when the administration cannot deliver, why would this be any different?

[Dave_Glaser]

10 hours ago, smazza said:

water fountains?

no way

 

make the customers buy beverages

what are they teaching you at usf?

See: UCF reference. C’mon, Smaz, stay with us.

[belgianbull]

1 hour ago, hm101 said:

Funny post. Same here; saw new posts and clicked on it hoping for an update. Had me shrugging my shoulders and am not worried since I know it's happening.  One of these days I will click on this thread and we will see renderings.

[Triple B]

1 hour ago, hm101 said:

LOL .... I think any updates now will be significant enough to have its own thread so enter this one with caution.

[Cat941]

I was hoping that USF decided to build a bit bigger stadium.  You know for the BIG when they want us.  (Runs away from this thread).  

 

[TallyBull]

8 hours ago, BDYZR said:

I wonder how much all of you whining about shade have donated to the OCS fund? Or simply looking for another excuse to whine? Winning is what USF needs.

I don't agree that I'm "whining" about shade. I'd like to see the university remove what appears to be a significant obstacle to increasing butts in the seats at the OCS.

It absolutely is crazy hot in the afternoon in Florida September-November. Diehards don't care, but casual fans might prefer to stay home if it's going to be painfully hot at the stadium. On the other hand, if there's shade, all of a sudden it doesn't matter as much if the game is at noon or 3:30 (although there are other reasons why night games are better). Program support, measured by butts in the seats, is clearly an issue right now at RJS - so why not try to address it, if you can, in the OCS while you also work on winning?

Btw, I won't tell you how much, but I actually contributed a significant amount to the OCS fund. But whether or how much I contributed, that's totally irrelevant to the issue (shade at the OCS).