Posted by USF student on 10/7/2007, 5:53 pm |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/7/2007, 10:26 pm, in reply to "midnight madness?" Basically what happened is this...ASUSF Superfund which is the committee who has given a generous amount of funding to Los Locos to plan, and run the event decided to essentially cut all of our funding this year. There was absolutely NO good reason for doing this, the same protocol was follow this year as in previous years, the new student leaders are more than capable and had my advising to make it happen, and were very prepared. The laundry list of cop out excuses was throw at the new LL leadership and it all stunk of bull. The real reason? IMO is that ASUSF is run by a select group of students who are involved in numerous organizations. Some in particular are involved with the group CAB which organizes (poorly at that) the Homecoming event. They have been extremely bitter for the past 2 years as Los Locos was able to put on 2 solid MM events that blew their joke Homecoming shows out of the water, with less than HALF the budget. These students misused the trust ASUSF put in them, and have ultimately attempted to kill Midnight Madness. Midnight Madness will include a free BBQ outside of WMG put on by Los Locos and the USF athletic department. Following this all fans will move into War Memorial where the players will be introduced, Coach Evans will discuss the upcoming season, etc. Then the players will scrimmage for about 30 minutes, then Coach will run them through a practice. I wish there was more we could do at this point, however we were blind sided VERY late in the game, and had to scramble. I really wish this wasn't the case as Los Locos is doing some VERY big things for this upcoming season. Once the details are 100% finalized I will make sure the new Presidents share them with you. They are a HUGE step for our organization and should be pretty exciting for everyone to hear. We thank everyone on this site for supporting Los Locos, we can only hope that those on campus will come to see this group, events such as MM, and overall school spirt's importance! GO DONS!
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Posted by Purple Pride on 10/8/2007, 10:36 am, in reply to "Re: midnight madness?" Good luck LL - fight through it!
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Posted by Former Yell Leader on 10/9/2007, 12:04 pm, in reply to "Re: midnight madness?" |
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 2:40 pm, in reply to "Just a suggestion . . ." Besides, most of the students involved with ASUSF could care less about athletics. However, I will say that Los Locos is on the verge of launching something on campus that the Gayel force has yet to accomplish, something that should help increase membership drastically.
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Posted by QD on 10/9/2007, 2:49 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." The turnout at the Men's soccer games has been very good, so let's hope it carries over to Hoops. So LL, this big surprise better be good!!
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 2:55 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." The soccer turnouts have been excellent and we can only hope that they flow into basketball! The surprise is a HUGE step for Los Locos. While it may not be terribly exciting in general, the progress it shows, the doors it opens, and the validity it gives to the group...SO big. It is something I tried to make happen during my time, and I am absolutely thrilled that Josh, Jess and Lily were able to make it a go.
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Posted by QD on 10/9/2007, 3:00 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 3:07 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Yet that brings something up I wanted to let all season ticket holders know. When you speak to Kyle J. in ticketing, PLEASE encourage him to do his best next year to help Los Locos get better seats. We need all the support on that issue we can get. Thanks!
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Posted by RB on 10/9/2007, 5:39 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 7:23 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Tell me again how Los Locos isn't loyal supports. Thanks.
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 7:25 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." If you don't care about the development of USF Athletics, then just do what we have always done and nothing will change. You will fit in very well in that regard. Risk = Reward when we are going no where.
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Posted by abq on 10/9/2007, 8:41 pm, in reply to "PS" If you get 200 los locos sitting together in green and gold to the first game (Sac State - 11/17) I will send you a $100 contribution and I guess RB will support you in your seating quest. If you don't get 200 sitting together in green and gold then you stop whining about the seating for the rest of the year. Don 69 is in charge of counting the green and gold butts in the seat and I will accept his count -- he is an accountant so I know he can count pretty good. OK? Risk=Reward (Maybe some other old timers would be willing to jump in and sweeten the pot.) |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 9:16 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" Bottom line: The biggest complaint from ACTUAL STUDENTS we are trying to recruit, or get to sit with us... "I do not want to sit under the basket, I would rather go sneak into the side section seats where NO ONE is sitting". Patented tantrums? Gimme a break. How was any of that remotely close to a tantrum? Just because I write in a more free form speech style than yourself? Or because I'm passionate about the group? Thats pretty weak. Simply a unwaranted cheap shot. First off abq, why don't you go ahead and count the amount of seats in our section. On closer review, you will find that it doesn't even total 200. Next, you are comparing our ability to pull students with that of schools which A) Offer better seats, and B) Have much less going on around campus. Can we draw 200+ a game? Yes. Is it all up to Los Locos? No. As we have discussed many times, it is up to the basketball team to put W's on the board, it is up to the department to support us with the appropriate seating like any other student section gets, and then of course up to Los Locos to recruit the best we possibly can (something we are actively improving on, part of the big news coming out). In reality, I am no longer on campus to accept that challenge, but Im sure Josh would be more than willing to attempt it. For Sac State? Come on, let's atleast start with a game that has some attraction...not like we get many, but anyways. You won't see 200 or even 100 students at a SMC vs. Sac, SCU vs. Sac, UP vs. Sac type game. Just a fair comparison, because I hope you wouldn't compare our results to some of the larger schools in the country with FAR more resources and students overall. Also, for the record...accepting a challenge is NOT a risk=reward situation. What risk are we taking in trying to get 200 students to a game? That we would fail at it? We havent been able to fill for games other than our big marquees, thats been noted. We attempt to do that EVERY game. Our efforts are getting better, as is seen by the soccer turn outs this year. A risk, is giving a dedicated group of individuals seats which are NOT occupied by anyone...infact its a very minimal risk. In doing so, Los Locos is given something to sell to the student population, are shown respect for the hard work and dedication we have given to this school and will continue to give, and allowed to start a new culture while expanding at USF. Ultimately, I really doubt RB's support in that quest will do much. It is up to the Athletic Department, and Lord knows they are rarely moved by season ticket holders, let alone anyone. I simply asked that those people put in a good word of support for Los Locos the group. As I have said many times, there is no one sitting in these seats, and we deserve them because we are growing and can continue to do so with the help of new initiatives such as improved seating. I am not your Los Locos STUDENT leader anymore, so enough with the talking down BS. Give it a rest. I type as If I am talking and use plenty of emotions...can it come off different sometimes? Sure. So what? |
Posted by QD on 10/9/2007, 9:34 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" If the section under the hoop is full every game, then I accept the argument that maybe another section should be designated for the students. I just dont think WMG will, all of a sudden, be full of students if they are given a midcourt section. I agree that there should easily be 200 or more Los Locos at each game. How many kids live on campus? 2000?
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 9:43 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" Let's make a distinction before anything else, because I think some people get confused. STUDENTS are complaining about seats. Not exactly Los Locos Student Members. These are people we are trying VERY hard to recruit (any students), and looking for whatever else we can offer to get them to the games. Do the die hards fans really mind where they sit? No. But some people are going to be fair weather (at most schools infact), we have to attempt to bring them in as well, and either convert them, or just have them. I feel like alot of this debate gets taken out on Los Locos itself, we are not the ones complaining...we are just trying to grow. I am 100% confident that new seating will nearly double our turn out very quickly. That is how many complaints I heard about it during my time at USF.
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Posted by bulldogshawn on 10/9/2007, 10:16 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" As a Giants fan, you've decided you want to start going to games, and start looking into season tickets packages. These are your options: |
Posted by Former Yell Leader on 10/10/2007, 10:40 am, in reply to "Re: PS" I mean, if the athletic departmen/ticket office really thought that giving the lower center sections of WMG to the students would help the basketball program and overall attendance, don't you think that they'd have done it by now? We all know that they don't have any regard for the season tickets holders as it stands, so why not push them out of their seats and create an entirely new cheering section? The diehard fans will continue to come regardless of where their seats are, on the assumption that they too will be on the lower level and the walkups won't be affected. So if the athletic department really cared about student cheering sections, there would be one....evidently, they don't. On the flip side, why don't they?...because it's the alums who are making the donations, not students. I'm not saying that's either right or wrong, just reality.
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Posted by santa on 10/9/2007, 9:44 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" You're flat out wrong. You probably shouldn't make statements that you have no knowledge about. 100 students would be a joke. Glad it never happened (while school was in session).
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 9:45 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" Ian, come on stop it. You don't draw 100, 200 Rough Riders to not marquee games. No need to argue, you just don't. We can agree to disagree, ive seen the turnouts and talked to many others at SCU.
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Posted by santa on 10/9/2007, 9:50 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" Maybe the people you're talking to don't go to game themselves. Who knows? I think we'll never agree on this subject.
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 9:57 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" You see so many schools out there drawing HUGE amounts of students. Is it because they have that many more enrolled? Partially. But for the most part, its because every game on their schedule is HUGE. They play numerous ranked or well known teams, and that draws fans. We can pack our section, just as the RR's can for our big games. Why? Because its a "good" game that people want to see. Our weak home schedule hurts our fan turn out, and others Im sure. You're right though, many don't go to the games. From what Ive seen at SCU games ive been too, there haven't been 100 or 200 students unless its a big game. You all draw very large for the GU game though, you have much more seating, and in a completely better spot. If your students were behind the basket at Leavey, would it matter? Not likey. There is no hanging basket blocking your view. Im sure that makes sense to you Ian. I was not discrediting the excellent job your crew has done over there.
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Posted by santa on 10/9/2007, 10:30 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" I'll be honest, even I'd be reluctant to sit in your section at WMG and you know how I like to be loud and what not. Although, one of the things that attracted me to SCU (besides the whole baseball deal) was Ruff Riders. I never looked at USF, but I don't think I would've even considered it because of the lack of enthusiasm for sports. I, too, applaud you for your efforts during our 4 years. I definitely feel lucky that all I had to do was steer an already sailing ship, while you had to bring back the Titanic from the deep depths of the N. Atlantic. There's certain things I wanted to accomplish with RRs, but I'll admit that a little "Senioritis" set in rather early. |
Posted by QD on 10/9/2007, 10:36 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" |
Posted by socal on 10/9/2007, 11:59 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" |
Posted by smile on 10/10/2007, 6:52 am, in reply to "Re: PS" Give LL a break, putting on a show in SF (or LA) is a just a bit different then entertaining in Spokane or Reno or Abq or Tempe. I recently went through as a parent the 'USF freshmen" experience. The complete information vacuum by the athletic department and its supporters was blinding. Nothing could be seen the entire pre-welcome and the official welcome. These freshmen are youngsters just coming on campus looking to meet new people and enjoy the learning experience. That would have been the time to recruit. Winning is not what puts people in the seats for students, it's entertainment. Make it a 'happening' and the students will be there. I did not like the entertainment choice of last years MM, but the show was not for me, nor should it have been. As I recall my parents did not care for the Beatles, Stones or the Dead of my older siblings choice, never mind the Dead Kennedys, Sex Pistols or Police of my preference. But todays USF students did like last years event and they showed up for MM. LL is giving us one of the reasons why kids did not continue to show up. Don't shoot the messenger. If you want the 'college' atmosphere for the games, let the college kids organize it and support their efforts. It is their show. |
Posted by Purple Pride on 10/10/2007, 9:05 am, in reply to "And lets kick UCLA while we are at it" When Purple Pride had it's heyday in the '04-'05 season - i.e. when I and my friends were in charge of it! Anyway... I digress. What aided us was that it was new, our team was decent (Pooh, Cooper, Donald Wilson), and the nights (Thursday/Saturday) were way better than the new Saturday/Monday. And from there it just grew organically. And honestly it didn't really matter who we were playing... most regular students who don't follow basketball don't really know the difference between Saint Mary's or Pepperdine or Portland State or UCSB or whatever. Sure, when Gonzaga, Oregon, and Oregon State come into town the students are more aware, but for the most part the key is getting the kids to just know that there is a game and have them want to come no matter who we are playing because they enjoy it. And I think Purple Pride had that for a while. But the problem was that it lasted for about one more year until it just totally fell apart last year under poor leadership and our student support sucked again. That's why the decision was made to try and formalize Purple Pride and help prevent it from being so cyclical. I don't mean to rebuke what you're saying, Ryan. What I mean to say is that if it can somehow crack into a winning formula (we totally lucked into it that one year) LL really can have it grow organically and take off and get good support for all the games. Of course, Purple Pride has a two whole courtside section across from the visitor's bench all to itself. If we didn't have that, we definitely wouldn't have taken off the way we did.
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Posted by smile on 10/10/2007, 9:57 am, in reply to "Re: And lets kick UCLA while we are at it" I have had exactly one visit to WMG in the last 28 years and I can tell you that during a sell out game, the alums sit on their wallets no matter what the score was, but LL stands and cheers. If you want atmosphere (i.e. cheering etc.) feature the students. But I do agree with you that the kids could care less who is playing who, it's a matter of is 'where to be'. Thank goodness the game I was at was in the middle of the afternoon I did not waste a night in SF. |
Posted by Purple Pride on 10/10/2007, 10:43 am, in reply to "sounds like you are talking out of both sides .... Are you mixed up?" I definitely agree with LL when he says that students need better seating though - actually I would say it's a must if you are trying to build something up.
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/10/2007, 10:20 pm, in reply to "Re: sounds like you are talking out of both sides .... Are you mixed up?" |
Posted by santa on 10/10/2007, 6:54 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" It's like arguing against Ryan (LL) about why students don't want to join Los Locos. Ryan says that most students don't want to because of "the terrible sitting situation." He obviously has no idea what the situation is. He isn't there talking to all of the students trying to get them to sign up. Riiiiiiiiiiiight. The older people on this board need to realize that we younger alums do actually know what we're talking about. We're not just making stuff up. We're not just pulling facts and reasons out of our backside. Anyways, I know what the deal is. You don't. And it's your right to believe whatever you want, whether you're correct or incorrect.
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Posted by smile on 10/10/2007, 6:58 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" |
Posted by Freud on 10/10/2007, 12:04 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" |
Posted by smile on 10/10/2007, 12:07 pm, in reply to "Make an appintment with me please" |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/10/2007, 10:27 pm, in reply to "Make an appintment with me please" You want to know what is really old though? These "im older so I know what is what" posts. Or accusing myself of acting a certain way, and then not even being able to back it up. Where was this sophmoric behavior? I never said or implied that I was way more informed. Can you point out one example? What is wrong with saying I am passionate? I am. Just because you are bitter and angry, and also incapable of using capital letters to begin a sentence...no need to take it out others. Relax. And go back to your hole.
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Posted by Dons69 on 10/9/2007, 9:30 pm, in reply to "Re: PS" |
Posted by worldwidewebfoot on 10/10/2007, 9:37 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Again you guys mistake Moraga for the Ozarks. Years ago I decided to move to central CCCounty when it was taking me an hour to get downtown on the 38 Geary from the Richmond, while my friends were driving into the City from Walnut Creek in 30 minutes, plus had better weather and parking. Oakland and Berekely are minutes away. And despite snobbery to the contrary, WC has a respectable night life. Even the "too much to do here to support college basketball" city of SF is just half an hour from Orinda BART. Face it, USF students just don't love their school or their teams as much as the Gaels do. What's the earth-shattering news from Los Locos? I hear they're close to qualifying for the "quantities of five or more" discount on piss-yellow tee shirts and the club is going for it, despite the risk of probably having to eat the cost of two or three shirts.
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Posted by Festus on 10/10/2007, 10:20 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." USF used to be filled with SI and SH kids, and other surrounding high schools, so support of USF was home-grown as these were local kids.
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Posted by worldwidewebfoot on 10/10/2007, 10:52 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Former Yell Leader on 10/10/2007, 12:54 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by QD on 10/10/2007, 10:54 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." That is one of the most ridiculous statements a SMC fan has ever made. Walnut Creek night life? Huh? I must be missing something. SMC has some recent success in basketball. All of a sudden, they are crazy about sports? It wasn't that long ago that you lost 27 games in a season and couldn't even fill your high school gym. And if it wasn't for USF higher academic standards, you wouldn't even have Omar Samhan. Have some perspective.
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Posted by Dons Central on 10/10/2007, 11:09 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." As for SMC/WC nightlife. WC is not exactly right around the corner from SMC. You are still a good 15 minutes away. And good luck getting there without a car, or getting back after a few too many boozes (Lafayette and Moraga cops don't have a ton to do on weekend nights). But, QD, there is plenty of hot, drunk women hanging out in WC on the weekends. Granted they are mixed in with clueless hicks or divorced (or maybe not divorced) women that stuck their kids with sitters and are on the prowl.
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Posted by worldwidewebfoot on 10/10/2007, 11:23 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Didn't claim WC had as much or better nightlife than SF, but 15 minutes is less time than it takes to get beyond USF's mostly residential district on foot or by muni to the opera or the go-go bars, or whereever all of your students go instead of to games. We have buses in Moraga too. But you got me. I was talking about the present. Whenever you guys are reminded of how dismal your hoops life has become, you turn back the clock.
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Posted by QD on 10/10/2007, 11:30 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Festus on 10/10/2007, 11:31 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Isn't that what QD and DC said. SMC has it today, but let's not all pretend it's Nebraska football at Moraga. 3 years ago there was no one at McKeon. This year, it is indeed exciting times up there. Good for you and there's nothing wrong with that and no one is disputing that. We hope for USF to have high expectations once again...before WMG crumbles.
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Posted by TOM70 on 10/10/2007, 2:42 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Purple Pride on 10/10/2007, 2:58 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Obviously a lot of people hear things from reliable people - but when you do hear stuff you have a responsibility to properly disseminate that info. What you just posted? Not a proper dissemination of info.
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/10/2007, 10:32 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." yeeeesssssssh
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Posted by QD on 10/10/2007, 2:58 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." You respect someone at a college who divulges the private academic record of one of its students? And you make Omar sound like Rain Man.
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Posted by smile on 10/10/2007, 6:57 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." And try to remember the record is about 100+ to 50+. SMC is interesting, SCU is the Dons rival. |
Posted by santa on 10/10/2007, 7:04 pm, in reply to "Personal disclosures ... maybe this is the guy who wrote SFO to SMC was less then an hour away" Amen, smile, amen. That's definitely my view. Although, I believe that our men's basketball team hates SMC more than USF. This probably stems from a Niesen vs. Kissin' Kickert spat a few years ago. It's funny because now Niesen can arrest Kickert for beating on people. Niesen is such a terrible person, as everyone in the WCC clamis, that he joined the SCPD.
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/10/2007, 10:34 pm, in reply to "Re: Personal disclosures ... maybe this is the guy who wrote SFO to SMC was less then an hour away" It is the greatly collective gathering of punks, dicks, pricks and morons (in the case of some). What is to like?
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/10/2007, 10:29 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." You gayel students are forced to go to games for lack of anything else to do. That must be nice for your group, but I can assure you...if those same kids were living in SF, you would be in the same boat.
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Posted by go hyphy on 10/11/2007, 10:02 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/11/2007, 10:39 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Well played hyphy |
Posted by YoursTruly on 10/12/2007, 2:29 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/12/2007, 2:41 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." If you had our seats, you would be saying the exact same thing. The gayel force is very fortunate, just shows the complete and utter lack of alumni support that the school can offer you that many seats. Works for you though, I wouldn't be that mad. It's easy to say "don't give excuses when you have a nice set up". And seriously, if you don't think the reason more students go to games at SMC vs. USF is that there is not shit to do out in the woods, you have been smokin too much of that moraga weed. Your students are a bunch of retarded monkeys, you try to start fights all game and really could give a crap less about the game. Id rather have smaller numbers with people who actually care and pay attention. You don't see the GU kids on here talking smack. Why is that? Because they know they are better and don't have to attempt to prove it. You douche bags, well are just sorry and hated by everyone in the conference. Not hated because you are good, not hated because you do a better job, just hated because you're a bunch of classless a-holes. Enjoy your high school gym, lack of any worthy school memories, lack luster alumni support, poor excuse for a campus, nuns, and ugly ass girls. Is that fat chick still doing her ghetto boogie at the games? I still have nightmares about that one.
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Posted by YoursTruly on 10/12/2007, 3:00 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/12/2007, 3:23 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Your gym is not sold out every game, don't even begin to lie about that. You did try to pick fights last year, say what you will...but thats the truth. Your ticketing people but us behind you, it was stupid and was never done in the past. There are plenty exceptions to every generalization, maybe you are one of them. However, I was referring to big moments in school history at any time that the school can be proud of. SMC really has none of that, at any point in the COLLEGES history. Every student SMC (except Freak) that I have spoken to, interacted with in any forum or met in person has been one shade of obnoxious. You seem to have some logical streaks in you, keep it up.
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Posted by bulldogshawn on 10/13/2007, 12:53 am, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Purple Pride on 10/9/2007, 3:29 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." Anyway, I've got to agree with LL on this one - most of the student government people at UP don't care so much about athletics, mainly because they don't control the budget and don't really get to make any decisions. The most ASUP ever did (by the way, how classic is it that it's ASSMC) was spend a bunch of $$$ to buy soccer playoff tickets for students, since the NCAA doesn't give playoff tickets away for free. I'm hoping that will start to change as Purple Pride becomes "legitimate", but we'll see... I'm guessing no, unfortunately. I feel for all the LL people... this is SOOOO reminiscent of problems I had.
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Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 4:40 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Purple Pride on 10/9/2007, 5:12 pm, in reply to "Hey PP" |
Posted by go hyphy on 10/9/2007, 5:00 pm, in reply to "Re: Just a suggestion . . ." |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 5:09 pm, in reply to "when" |
Posted by Cresco Dave on 10/8/2007, 5:53 pm, in reply to "Re: midnight madness?" I have the searchlight if you/they need it. You could put the Los Locos logo over it and have a kinda "Bat Signal" to attract the masses! Let me know! Free of charge, would just need some credit card info,etc. Could pick it up anytime Friday and return it Monday! david_mertz@crescorent.com |
Posted by Josh LL on 10/8/2007, 6:43 pm, in reply to "Re: midnight madness?" |
Posted by dawg on 10/5/2008, 1:58 pm, in reply to "Re: midnight madness?" |
Posted by QD on 10/7/2007, 11:42 pm, in reply to "midnight madness?" |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/8/2007, 6:46 am, in reply to "Re: midnight madness?" |
Posted by smile on 10/8/2007, 6:57 am, in reply to "Re: midnight madness?" Quite frankly putting children in charge of that money is a mistake at all universities. Why not a check list when you send your money in where you want your 'contribution' to go. Similar to the IRS 1040 where you mark off what group you want to get more taxpayer money to. |
Posted by RB on 10/8/2007, 8:29 am, in reply to "ahhhh .... reaching new lows" |
Posted by bulldogshawn on 10/8/2007, 12:20 pm, in reply to "Re: ahhhh .... reaching new lows" |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/8/2007, 9:31 pm, in reply to "Re: ahhhh .... reaching new lows" The main point is, we could of plan a nice event for a lower budget...IF we would of known in time.
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Posted by RB on 10/9/2007, 8:09 am, in reply to "Re: ahhhh .... reaching new lows" |
Posted by Los Locos on 10/9/2007, 1:35 pm, in reply to "Re: ahhhh .... reaching new lows" |
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