I know you have your hands full trying to get a competent football coach. But anyways, your predecessor and now you have **** on fans in the purple lot with this parking ********. First of all, sending in cars into the same entrance off of Floyd is asinine. Perhaps get some transportation engineers from Speed school to help y’all get your **** together. And thanks for ruining tailgate relationships so many of have made over the years. Another example of uofl not giving a damn about its fans. Consider making A lot first come first served and then have B, C and D as reserved spots. I’m about done with all this crap. There won’t be anyone at the next game but maybe sit out there and talk to fans and observe how it goes. Best of luck!!
Dear Josh Heird
- Thread starter Knucklehank1
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Yes, the parking situation was very bad, probably the worst ever. Personally, I wish we would go back to assigned spaces except for maybe, maybe, the last two sections (C and D) for speed parking.
And say whatever you want about the coaches, the tackling, the lack of the kind of passing game that we have seen in the past. It has been very disappointing.
But I do not agree that the administration does not care about the fans. I have had season tickets for football and basketball both for about 40 yrears. For the past 5 years, except for the covid year, I have received multiple surveys and multiple phone calls to see what I think is good and bad. And I just sit in the Crunch Zone for football and the upper end zone for basketball. I don't ever remember being asked about anything before, except maybe for my payment if I was late. And the season-ticket holder perks (Q&A with coaches, facilities tours, football practice, movie night) have all been a nice touch. The administration has clearly addressed some issues with the previous gridlock entry to the stadium and with the concessions lines. But I guess when you lose a tough game and do have a bad traffic entry situation, people complain about everything.
And say whatever you want about the coaches, the tackling, the lack of the kind of passing game that we have seen in the past. It has been very disappointing.
But I do not agree that the administration does not care about the fans. I have had season tickets for football and basketball both for about 40 yrears. For the past 5 years, except for the covid year, I have received multiple surveys and multiple phone calls to see what I think is good and bad. And I just sit in the Crunch Zone for football and the upper end zone for basketball. I don't ever remember being asked about anything before, except maybe for my payment if I was late. And the season-ticket holder perks (Q&A with coaches, facilities tours, football practice, movie night) have all been a nice touch. The administration has clearly addressed some issues with the previous gridlock entry to the stadium and with the concessions lines. But I guess when you lose a tough game and do have a bad traffic entry situation, people complain about everything.