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Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Tue Jan 27, 2015 11:47 pm
by PonySnob
PonyPlayer4 wrote:The Mob is dead.


Certainly on life support


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Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 10:09 am
by Pony ^
PonySnob wrote:
PonyPlayer4 wrote:The Mob is dead.


Certainly on life support


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The plug has already been pulled. No hope.

70% girls and bookworms ain't gonna cut it.

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 10:55 am
by EconPony'10
^ This...

Just a question about the system and possible change for next year... Why don't they let the games be first come first serve for the students? Everyone knows that the rowdy drunks and party students are not mature enough to follow MOB rules to be in. Let's have a line for students before the game and someone selling beer to the kids in line :shock:

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 10:58 am
by Grant Carter
EconPony'10 wrote:^ This...

Just a question about the system and possible change for next year... Why don't they let the games be first come first serve for the students? Everyone knows that the rowdy drunks and party students are not mature enough to follow MOB rules to be in. Let's have a line for students before the game and someone selling beer to the kids in line :shock:

Why are you confident that the same group of kids who were capable of following the rules to get tickets will not be the ones at the front of the line if it is first come first serve?


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Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 11:08 am
by EconPony'10
Grant Carter wrote:
EconPony'10 wrote:^ This...

Just a question about the system and possible change for next year... Why don't they let the games be first come first serve for the students? Everyone knows that the rowdy drunks and party students are not mature enough to follow MOB rules to be in. Let's have a line for students before the game and someone selling beer to the kids in line :shock:

Why are you confident that the same group of kids who were capable of following the rules to get tickets will not be the ones at the front of the line if it is first come first serve?

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I'm not confident at all. Just trying to see how they could change it up next year in favor of the procrastinators and drunkards/screamers haha

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 11:18 am
by Grant Carter
EconPony'10 wrote:
Grant Carter wrote:
EconPony'10 wrote:^ This...

Just a question about the system and possible change for next year... Why don't they let the games be first come first serve for the students? Everyone knows that the rowdy drunks and party students are not mature enough to follow MOB rules to be in. Let's have a line for students before the game and someone selling beer to the kids in line :shock:

Why are you confident that the same group of kids who were capable of following the rules to get tickets will not be the ones at the front of the line if it is first come first serve?

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I'm not confident at all. Just trying to see how they could change it up next year in favor of the procrastinators and drunkards/screamers haha

We all want them there, I just question whether there is a way to make it happen (short of hand picking who gets those seats), unless they take it upon themselves to put out the effort to get those seats.


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Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 11:45 am
by Pony ^
I like the idea of revolving fraternities in 112. or at least half of the section.

The student sections are almost always 50% full every game at tip.

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 12:02 pm
by SMU Section F
"First come, first serve" on a per game basis would at least help solve the problem of late arrivals.

I'm not sure what the solution for the low energy levels is, other than games with higher stakes. So far we haven't seen anything at Moody that even compares to last year's UConn, Memphis, Cincinnati, or Louisville games and that makes a huge difference.

I don't have faith that just throwing in more fraternities will solve anything. If those groups cared enough (or at all), they'd already have tickets. It is an incredibly simple system that requires very little effort, so that excuse just doesn't seem to make sense.

I think the fact is that SMU basketball is greatly improved, but has already stopped being "trendy" with people that are not sports fans. Continued success on the court is, as always, the key to bringing back (and maybe sustaining) the high energy levels.

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 12:03 pm
by Grant Carter
Pony ^ wrote:I like the idea of revolving fraternities in 112. or at least half of the section.

The student sections are almost always 50% full every game at tip.

So basically hand picking the people who get to sit there. I would love it, but in this day and age I doubt they can do that without letting all student groups have an opportunity.


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Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 12:06 pm
by coloradoStang
Grant Carter wrote:
Pony ^ wrote:I like the idea of revolving fraternities in 112. or at least half of the section.

The student sections are almost always 50% full every game at tip.

So basically hand picking the people who get to sit there. I would love it, but in this day and age I doubt they can do that without letting all student groups have an opportunity.


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Haha letting all student groups get reserved tickets would be a disaster as far as getting rowdy is concerned.

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 12:08 pm
by Grant Carter
coloradoStang wrote:
Grant Carter wrote:
Pony ^ wrote:I like the idea of revolving fraternities in 112. or at least half of the section.

The student sections are almost always 50% full every game at tip.

So basically hand picking the people who get to sit there. I would love it, but in this day and age I doubt they can do that without letting all student groups have an opportunity.


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Haha letting all student groups get reserved tickets would be a disaster as far as getting rowdy is concerned.

Agreed, but I just don't see the admin telling groups besides fraternities they are going to be left out.


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Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 12:22 pm
by ObeyMyDog
Last year it was awesome, and it was all fraternities with few, if any, chicks.... MOB sucks, they will be terrible for this game like all the others. Hope they enjoy it because it 100% is changing next year.

Hope the ath dept figures out a way to make it look like it is a fair allocation, but in practice just goes back to the way it was last year. Non frats had their opportunity. they're done. Go away. Time for being political with this whole ordeal is over.

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 12:23 pm
by coloradoStang
ObeyMyDog wrote:Last year it was awesome, and it was all fraternities with few, if any, chicks.... MOB sucks, they will be terrible for this game like all the others. Hope they enjoy it because it 100% is changing next year.

Hope the ath dept figures out a way to make it looks like it is a fair allocation, but in practice just goes back to the way it was last year. Non frats had their opportunity. they're done. Go away. Time for political with this whole ordeal is over.


unofficial policy to give 100ish tickets to IFC per game under the table. Then let IFC figure out how to distribute. I think that would make a world of difference.

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 12:24 pm
by EconPony'10
Maybe if we added yelling auditions to the MOB requirements? Have to be able to meet a certain decibel to gain entry lol

Re: Cinci at SMU on ESPN

PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 12:25 pm
by EconPony'10
coloradoStang wrote:
ObeyMyDog wrote:Last year it was awesome, and it was all fraternities with few, if any, chicks.... MOB sucks, they will be terrible for this game like all the others. Hope they enjoy it because it 100% is changing next year.

Hope the ath dept figures out a way to make it looks like it is a fair allocation, but in practice just goes back to the way it was last year. Non frats had their opportunity. they're done. Go away. Time for political with this whole ordeal is over.


unofficial policy to give 100ish tickets to IFC per game under the table. Then let IFC figure out how to distribute. I think that would make a world of difference.


I like this idea a lot.