Students Perspective on the Game

[cmhatter]

Knock out the Greeks, and you pretty much eliminate 90% of USF's anemic attendance. Looked like about 15K attended that game.

More reason that it's critical that they are there.

[USFBull2012]

 

 

You are telling me it is going to say explicitly that you cannot participate in tailgating events or you will be suspended?

Or is the system afraid to go because they think pledges will make their way to the tailgate and it will be considered hazing?

More the latter. One could definitely be considered hazing if they are seen drinking and out of fear say someone in the fraternity told them to drink to save their own butt. In florida if a chapter is found guilty of hazing their president and another member (their title varies by chapter) also gets arrested.

Also seeing a brother talk to someone going through recruitment could be considered "dirty rushing" in which case that fraternity could be barred from taking new members this recruiting cycle

Assuming (and k get you're telling me it's a big assumption) the rules are followed it would be no problem. That's my only point here. The Greek system absolutely can go... and out of fear of USF or however you want to phrase it... they are not.

Just make the rules crystal clear... tailgate and go to the game.

 

Technically yes if you followed every single rule you could go. The odds of people being able to follow those rules because of the amount of rules and how ridiculous they are .000000001%. Therefore risk reward comes into play.

 

for the girls no. They physically cannot be there. 

 

Another hinderance for the guys. Tailgating is allot less fun without the college girls 

[cmhatter]

Well I hope the Greeks figure it out. U have 5 days.

[bullsbucsfan426]

 

Knock out the Greeks, and you pretty much eliminate 90% of USF's anemic attendance. Looked like about 15K attended that game.

More reason that it's critical that they are there.

 

 

Attendance was actually 31k, but you're free to keep golden showering your pants. 

[USFBull2012]

Well I hope the Greeks figure it out. U have 5 days.

If i ran the show this would have never ever ever been a problem to begin with garuntee that

[MaltLiquorBull]

Didnt look like 31k. Student showing was good. Lower bowl pooed the bed. More red seats than people

[Who'sYourData?]

 

 

Knock out the Greeks, and you pretty much eliminate 90% of USF's anemic attendance. Looked like about 15K attended that game.

More reason that it's critical that they are there.

 

 

Attendance was actually 31k, but you're free to keep golden showering your pants. 

 

 

Ticket sold was 31K, attendance reported by TSA was 21K.

[Who'sYourData?]

Actually, just a few short of 22k.

[USFBull2012]

 

 

 

Knock out the Greeks, and you pretty much eliminate 90% of USF's anemic attendance. Looked like about 15K attended that game.

More reason that it's critical that they are there.

 

 

Attendance was actually 31k, but you're free to keep golden showering your pants. 

 

 

Ticket sold was 31K, attendance reported by TSA was 21K.

 

Got to consider the rain delay casual fan might not have stayed through that. Would have really liked to have known what the turnstile count would have been had there not been a rain delay

[Triple B]

 

You are telling me it is going to say explicitly that you cannot participate in tailgating events or you will be suspended?

Or is the system afraid to go because they think pledges will make their way to the tailgate and it will be considered hazing?

More the latter. One could definitely be considered hazing if they are seen drinking and out of fear say someone in the fraternity told them to drink to save their own butt. In florida if a chapter is found guilty of hazing their president and another member (their title varies by chapter) also gets arrested. 

 

Also seeing a brother talk to someone going through recruitment could be considered "dirty rushing" in which case that fraternity could be barred from taking new members this recruiting cycle 

 

 

 

Seen by who?