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Will it get out of control??
Will it get out of control??
Actually, based on something I read they're targeting adults.He's bringing new meaning to the phrase #partycrashers---> #partyplanners
I expect it will draw a bigger (of age) student section and no, I don't expect it to get out of control.
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Will it get out of control??
That was my first thought.$2.00 a beer? At the XL his tab for 2,500 beers would be a lot bigger than 5K. LOL
Louisville and Jeff have done a fabulous job of developing a strong following for WCBB in the community - as I recall they cleaned our clocks on attendance last year. So I applaud them for their effort and Jeff for this promo. If more schools devoted that kind of effort, maybe more WCBB programs would break even.
If people are hard on Stewie now think what that would be like.Maybe if we built statues instead of hung banners? I like this latest concept a lot. How about $1 shots of Jack Daniels? And if Stewie hits a 3, 50 cents for the next 2 minutes! And instead of throwing T shirts into the crowd they could be 24 ozers. 'Course, I did flunk my marketing course, so
Absolutely not! Where's your sense of morality toward our UConn youth? Don't you know Jack Daniels is made in Tennessee?How about $1 shots of Jack Daniels?
No joke. In Colorado they're probably getting ready to offer free joints to the first 1.000 fans.Well alcohol is a drug. Nothing wrong with that. Next up. If dispensing drugs is acceptable, maybe a program can hand out spliffs or a line of blow to the first 2500 fans.
Yeah but ... he probably has yet to hit the 2000 fan mark with his gifts - going to have to keep coaching a long time to reach that! (Good idea - when he gives out his 2000th gift he can ride off into the sunset - time to add that clause into his next contract!)Geno routinely gets a fan a semester's worth of books, gives away game consoles & does A LOT for the students who attend UCONN games. Why is that not publicized more?