One other thought. Tailgating has become part of the game day routine for the fans. However, if students have been imbibing and having a good time they are less likely to actually go into the stadium when our current policy allows tailgating throughout the entire game.
That doesn't strike me as a good recipe to move the students from the lot to the stands. I think the policy needs to be revisited.
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Also in 2010 The dorms stayed open an extra day to allow students to attend the game.
Here's an idea for the final home football game of the season: Make it a "Fan Appreciation Day". Have special ticket prices, specials at the concession stand, etc.GV Dad wrote: Sun Nov 19, 2017 12:17 pm WIU has to have one of the worst sports marketing team in the country based on ave attendance for football.
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I wish Lawson would save me from myself.
Alas, TRUTH:
The West side of Hanson field looks like a run down outdated relic of the past. It would be considered old and unsafe if it were in the D-III level of NCAA let alone D-I.
Hanson Field West is an embarrassment, just one more reason people don't want to be seen there.
Is there anyone here that would disagree with my assessment?
Alas, TRUTH:
The West side of Hanson field looks like a run down outdated relic of the past. It would be considered old and unsafe if it were in the D-III level of NCAA let alone D-I.
Hanson Field West is an embarrassment, just one more reason people don't want to be seen there.
Is there anyone here that would disagree with my assessment?
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I don't think anyone would argue with you RedNeck! Thats why we are working to remedy the situation as soon as we can!
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Or just sit on the east side that’s what I’ve always done.
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and come to the game well-prepared.leatherneckcountry wrote: Tue Nov 21, 2017 7:33 am Or just sit on the east side that’s what I’ve always done.

Embrace the pace of the race.
Sitting on the east side gives you a full, panoramic view of the west side. I think that Red Neck is trying to avoid that image.leatherneckcountry wrote: Tue Nov 21, 2017 7:33 amOr just sit on the east side that’s what I’ve always done.
