This was my first year in grad school. The all-sports pass was like $85 (up from $58 my freshman year) but there were no guaranteed seats at all - you had to queue up and they distributed tix until they were gone, and they were completely random. You could be the first guy in line and get shit seats or the last guy and sit down low on the 45…
I hear you man, and in the end (thankfully) none of this shit matters for us this year and hopefully for the foreseeable future. I’m still just scarred from 25+ years of barely-.500 SEC teams losing to each other and staying ranked, beefing up all of their strength of schedules.
Agree that a 3-4 loss champ shouldn’t be seeded higher, but if two teams have one loss then the ACC/B12 champ (in that scenario) should get the nod over the beauty contest…
Same as my undergrad years; UT administration was definitely not in ‘build and repair’ mode during that time. Most of those racquetball/handball courts in Gregory could have housed a meth lab and not looked out of place…
Assuming home is somewhere Dallas-area, I would park in the hood east of the stadium and take Haskell/Military Parkway all the way to 635. Anything at all going west or north from the fairgrounds will be a complete clusterfuck. It’s not the most direct route but at least you’ll be moving.
Why? If they’d run the ball on 2nd and 3rd down we’d have stopped the clock after each play, meaning they’d have been punting in exactly the same situation. We’d have had one timeout instead of three but that didn’t matter; we got the ball with 7 seconds left, the other two timeouts didn’t mean shit.