[Row80Critic]

Good discussion folks. My concern is that we're the only ones having it.  Luck keeps cheerleading and the admin seems content. They haven't said anything as far as I know.  Well, that's not entirely true, with regard to finding money to pay players, they said "never tuition, general funds, or academic resources.”  With regard to transfer admissions, those remain subject to 'tight limits.'  Luck needs to wipe that grin off his face and take a stand:  new bathroom, move the team to the sunny side, stop the hypocrisy re football transfers, and find the money to fund a real team.  Otherwise, I'm sure he'd be happier coaching quarterbacks over at Paly. 

Why would you want to move the team to the sunny side?

That was a veiled reference to Harbaugh. When he showed up, he rattle cages by putting his players on the shady side and building an expensive bathroom, among other more important things.  The point is, he pushed the administration out of its comfort zone from day one -- something I view as mission critical for any real hope of a future in this upside-down college-professional era.  The administration's comfort-level results in astoundingly bad football teams these days.

[Row80Critic]

Good discussion folks. My concern is that we're the only ones having it.  Luck keeps cheerleading and the admin seems content. They haven't said anything as far as I know.  Well, that's not entirely true, with regard to finding money to pay players, they said "never tuition, general funds, or academic resources.”  With regard to transfer admissions, those remain subject to 'tight limits.'  Luck needs to wipe that grin off his face and take a stand:  new bathroom, move the team to the sunny side, stop the hypocrisy re football transfers, and find the money to fund a real team.  Otherwise, I'm sure he'd be happier coaching quarterbacks over at Paly. 

Why would you want to move the team to the sunny side?

That was a veiled reference to Harbaugh. When he showed up, he rattle cages by putting his players on the shady side and building an expensive bathroom, among other more important things.  The point is, he pushed the administration out of its comfort zone from day one -- something I view as mission critical for any real hope of a future in this upside-down college-professional era.  The administration's comfort-level results in astoundingly bad football teams these days.