Alum86
Did they burn down the ROTC Hangar?
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30 minutes out? No. 15 even.Is it enforced?
Yeah, we are not in our seats until kickoff.
30 minutes out? No. 15 even.Is it enforced?
I'm wondering is if you're like 10 minutes into the first quarter of the yellow shirts riding around telling people to shut down there tailgates?30 minutes out? No. 15 even.
Yeah, we are not in our seats until kickoff.
Personally, my wife and I are always in our seats at least 30 minutes before kick-off. We enjoy the pre-game activities in-stadium, especially the UConn marching band which is phenomenal. Always plays great music. Plus, I need to get our last minute beverage needs taken care of before kick off.I'm wondering is if you're like 10 minutes into the first quarter of the yellow shirts riding around telling people to shut down there tailgates?
Personally, my wife and I are always in our seats at least 30 minutes before kick-off. We enjoy the pre-game activities in-stadium, especially the UConn marching band which is phenomenal. Always plays great music. Plus, I need to get our last minute beverage needs taken care of before kick off.
No. And, frankly, if they tried to enforce it the Athletic Department would have to hire more people to man the phones. If you want to police the lots after kick off, go for it. If the school wants more people in their seats by kick-off, pay more people to man the security lines at the entrance so it doesn't take 15 minutes.Is it enforced?
Lol, whoa, I don't think that was aimed at me, but easy there Hoss!No. And, frankly, if they tried to enforce it the Athletic Department would have to hire more people to man the phones. If you want to police the lots after kick off, go for it. If the school wants more people in their seats by kick-off, pay more people to man the security lines at the entrance so it doesn't take 15 minutes.
I will never cease to be amazed by people who don't pay for tickets to support the program thinking it's appropriate to tell people who do how they should behave while utilizing their tickets to better support the program. I would never dream of telling a UConn hockey patron how they should behave. But hey, that's just me.
Have they dropped the uniform yet for Thursday night?
Not aimed at you at all. But I've been amazed for 20 years that non-customers think it's their right to tell customers how early they have to be in their seats. And, as I said, if it's important to the school to get folks in early, don't make them wait so long in line to get in.Lol, whoa, I don't think that was aimed at me, but easy there Hoss!
I was surprised by that language. My thought process is, if you don't intend to enforce it, don't put it in the rules. I'm not a huge fan of having rules that you fully intend to ignore.
That said if I were to put the most logical spin on it, I suspect that the school wants the flexibility to turn expel people who are merely in the lots for the party and are not "ticket holders" should they become a nuisance. That rule would give them a basis to do so.