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  1. HyperBullee
    I think it can be said that our coaches have been pretty efficient at the “take their money and run” game; not so sure if that skillset translates well to “take the money and help our run” game though... maybe a feasibility study of some sort will help us get a feel if it’s possible?
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    Or just give him a Lelo Prado-type role and get out of the way?
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    Most of it is about context. A lot of current students are unaware that this plan was in place since 2017, and also don’t understand the projected value of an IPF on student-athletics, and (potentially) the greater university in general. My youngest sister (current USF senior) put it into perspective when vocalizing her anger about the building. I explained the aforementioned elements to her (at a bird’s eye level), she started to understand, reluctantly, after explaining that this project is all private donation based; not funded by students or the university directly. These “kids” need thorough explanations in the “instant outrage” era we’re in to combat misunderstandings that can/should be cleaned up with an hour or two of research.
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    Not gonna lie, that was pretty fun. Sending it to a few of my PoliSci friends.
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    I personally made sure to appropriately “rehydrate” after it to not remember...
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    Some friends and I have talked about this numerous times. There’s no consistency between the cheerleaders/sun dolls, band and PA crew. The lack of synergy has caused confusion in the stands. Tradition has fallen to the wayside at the games. Students, and many in the crowd for that matter, don’t know the chants, songs or when/what to yell/cheer most of time. Even when we were terrible in ‘13 and ‘14 (I was a student 2013-2017), I recall the student section knew most of the chants and there being more synergy. I can’t put a finger on what has happened since leading to the change but there is definitely a disconnect.
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    Look who I found at work!
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    Cory, (this is Darnell btw) you of all people know the actives are at the games. Most chapters have their “ joint” alumni-active tailgate just as our chapter does for the first game while the sororities do their thing. Then everyone is there in full force for the other games throughout the season. See you Saturday brotha. (RHGN)
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    Adam was also very engaged with working with the fraternity community and figuring out ways to bring resolve to some of the issues that manage to be contended on an annual basis on TBP. I share in the hope that someone as understanding and engaging as Adam steps up; he was a proven ally in USF Athletics for our community while I was an undergrad.
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    I’m pretty sure that the “Vice President” title places the role on par with other university Vice Presidents. So... Judy is President. http://www.usf.edu/provost/resources/leadership-and-contacts.aspx
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    We had a someone to play fullback?! Who would’ve thought...
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    And here I am thinking that an insatiable appetite for football was a part of the “hyper-masculinity complex of fraternity culture...” Guess I was wrong.
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    Nothing. Fraternity rush never conflicts with a football game. Potential new members are only instructed to not drink with fraternity members at the games because it could sway them and give the young men the wrong outlook on what the experience is (supposed to be) about. Sorority recruitment, however, is more structured and does pull interested women away because of said structure. Schools with more established football cultures have come up with different solutions to avoid conflicting scheduling but that had to start from the top and required an investment by admin to allow for said solutions to be implemented. (I hope everyone following this “discussion” had a productive and stress free day. )
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    First, USF just doesn’t have it. It annoys me how many good things are introduced one season and discontinued the following season. Second, I recognize that going back and forth with those who weren’t/aren’t a part of the Fraternity/Sorority community is a waste of time. So I’ll leave it at this: While I can understand, and to a degree, agree with your (whomever applies) sentiments, as a former high ranking student leader, I must say that trying to work with administration is WAY easier said than done. Have a great day all. Go Bulls.
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    Literally just explained that the “frats” have nothing to do with this. To be fair, you’re entitled to your opinion, but if you weren’t/aren’t a part of it, you can’t objectively say what has more value over the other. People pay insane amounts of money for many frivolous things. One would think that making an investment in friends and experiences has more value than a myriad of said “frivolous” things. And that’s not to mention that we’re talking about a non-conference “cupcake” game.
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    Just so you all know, that information is related to the SORORITIES (women). The fraternities (men) tend to have tailgates with their respective fraternity alums for the first game. As you would expect, the men are hellbent on not missing a game. The ladies, on the other hand, tend to not care to miss one. Also, this has been the situation for as long as I can remember. Accept it for what it is until USF actually develops a football culture. I’m sure that would change if/when that happens.
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    Or just making sure he has a team to field in the case he’s unable to get a job he wants...
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    *Public* information... for Bulls’ sake.
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    Gold!
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    I’m sure he’d get one without a second thought.
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    Just leaving this here...because, why not?
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    Benefit from (luck of the draw) talent and good front office allowed him to win as a coach. His true experiment with having virtually all control was in New York where the same type of stubbornness, as mentioned above, was exhibited. Adamant about his system and his way when he’s not even on the court and not to mention throwing everyone and their cousin under the metaphorical bus rather than taking responsibility and actually making changes to his approach...
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    Phil Jackson? Absolutely not.
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