Idea for FOOTBALL OFFICE, marketing department
Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2002 8:51 pmMichael Vick recorded a message that was left on the answering machines of Atlanta Falcons season ticket holders this week, reminding the fans of how much they can help their team and imploring them to come out and support the Falcons loudly and enthusiastically.
With one game left, why not have Coach Bennett record a similar message - or at least write a heartfelt letter - asking the student body to come out for the season finale against Tulsa, to BE THERE EARLY and to STAY UNTIL THE VERY END, cheering loudly and enthusiastically so the Ponies can end their season with a two-game winning streak and head into recruiting season with positive vibes?
The message should be delivered MONDAY to fraternities and sororities (since they mostly hold chapter meetings on Monday evenings) and also delivered to residence halls and other student organizations. Putting such a message here or on the other board would be nice, but largely unnecessary, since the people who visit these boards are somewhat fanatic and will be at the game, anyway. But going an extra mile to round up the university's student body for the final game of the year might be just what it takes to ensure a win and help send the seniors off on a positive note.
With one game left, why not have Coach Bennett record a similar message - or at least write a heartfelt letter - asking the student body to come out for the season finale against Tulsa, to BE THERE EARLY and to STAY UNTIL THE VERY END, cheering loudly and enthusiastically so the Ponies can end their season with a two-game winning streak and head into recruiting season with positive vibes?
The message should be delivered MONDAY to fraternities and sororities (since they mostly hold chapter meetings on Monday evenings) and also delivered to residence halls and other student organizations. Putting such a message here or on the other board would be nice, but largely unnecessary, since the people who visit these boards are somewhat fanatic and will be at the game, anyway. But going an extra mile to round up the university's student body for the final game of the year might be just what it takes to ensure a win and help send the seniors off on a positive note.