VEKZY
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You're probably right about attendance, but my point stands. There were plenty of empty seats in Gainesville when we played...before the wheels fell off of our respective seasons.
I believe this so-called movement has good intentions, but it won't have nearly the economic impact some folks think it will. It hurts the local businesses more than anything.
I didnt say all protests work. But the civil rights movement, several independence movements in multiple countries across the globe (U.S., India, several South American countries), etc. Many protests have worked, some are dumb, some arent.
i agree with you on the TV revenue and local business angle. of course, it will only hurt so much as this thing really...takes off. and i noticed the empty seats at the swamp for that game, and was a little surprised tbh.
but if there's only 40 or 50k, or less, in the stadium saturday night, then all i can say is...kudos. :hi:
i still have my doubts, still knowing that the attendance will be low regardless.
When your foundation is not solid you can only go through so many temporary fixes before you have to tear it down and build it back where it is stable.
It is very inconvenient and a stress to everyone involved. But you know your doing it to provide a strong house that you can be proud of.
Empty Neyland Movement is clearing the foundation letting the powers that be know. We as fans expect a strong house to be built. Not this indecisive actions by Currie & higher ups that have got TENNESSEE to the LAUGHING stock of college football.
It sends them a message. We are a loud united voice and fix the foundation now!
I don't have season tickets or a dog in this fight, however the optics of fans not showing up on national television will have more impact than the actual revenue numbers. Whoever calls the game for the network would probably have some comments on missing fans.
I don't have season tickets or a dog in this fight, however the optics of fans not showing up on national television will have more impact than the actual revenue numbers. Whoever calls the game for the network would probably have some comments on missing fans.
How are you letting the AD know? Did you purchase season tickets this year? If so, you already gave them your money.
The only thing you might (I say this lightly) do is cause an impact on how recruits and outsiders view our fan base.
yeah, and i doubt seriously it'll be along the lines "good for them, that'll show that UT administration! i don't know why other fan bases don't do the same?"
When your foundation is not solid you can only go through so many temporary fixes before you have to tear it down and build it back where it is stable.
It is very inconvenient and a stress to everyone involved. But you know your doing it to provide a strong house that you can be proud of.
Empty Neyland Movement is clearing the foundation letting the powers that be know. We as fans expect a strong house to be built. Not this indecisive actions by Currie & higher ups that have got TENNESSEE to the LAUGHING stock of college football.
It sends them a message. We are a loud united voice and fix the foundation now!
yeah, and i doubt seriously it'll be along the lines "good for them, that'll show that UT administration! i don't know why other fan bases don't do the same?"
Oh the announcers are going to have PLENTY to talk about if Currie continues to let this dumpster fire known as Butch Jones continue to burn.
Don't forget ESPN has questioned ANY logic to leaving Butch Jones in for a few weeks now.
THEY WILL BE ALL OVER so much wrong at Tennessee if Butch is walking the sideline on Saturday.
Boycott UT Vols Football - Discussion on Topix really worked wonders back then didnt it ?