I was talking to a friend about baseball and how fans come into play. Certain people (Cubs fans as a point) grow up with the tradition of their team in their lives. Chicago babies are born, they root for the Cubbies and they die. Period. The Devil Rays only have big attendance nights when they play teams with a heavy following, (Yanks, Sox whatever). The main point of the conversation was even though the Cubbies have been losers for what seems like forever, the fans are always there. Always. (Much like the Rays), USF really hardly has a history, and equally no fan base. Unfortunatly we ARE a commuter college and there isn't any "college town" feeling. Also, two-thirds of ALL Floridiots are from somewhere else. Of course it is going to take wins for us to gain respect, but what good are wins without any fans? NOW, We are in the unique position to create something greater than one losing season ...TRADITION. The BULLS are going to have higs and lows just like any other team in any other sport in this nation, It's up to us to decide where our loyalties lie. Sure there will always be fair-weather fans, But there will be at least one fan out there, wearing my Green & Gold. Always.