Grant- you don't deserve that. That has to be sent back to Greg Christopher. I guess I'll go stand on his front porch so he can tell me I am not a TRUE FAN, because I chose to be with my family at the birth of my latest grandchild.ZiggyZoomba wrote:Here's the response I got:
Grant,
I will never apologize for calling out the fans. People need to understand SUPPORT. Support isn’t running a message board that is demeaning and insulting not only to me, but my coaches and players as well. I realize circumstances sometimes dictate not being able to make it to all the games. I never said any of you were not true fans. I said only the true supporters showed up. As you said, thousands of “true fans” will be here long after I’m gone and still not coming to games.
Support and winning go hand in hand. Rarely do we have one without the other- except at BGSU. For six of the last seven years we have won at BG with disappointing home game support. Granted we have struggled at home this season. However, I remember big wins at home through the years with poor crowds. I don’t schedule the games or set the times, but that shouldn’t matter. Those are excuses.
As I said in my post game remarks, our players deserve better. The UB game had championship implications. As far as our players leaving before the alma mater, that is regrettable, and it will be addressed with the team.
GB
I just edited out a few other examples. But I WILL walk up to him at any event he may attend where I am and ask him to tell me to my face that I don't support the program.
How in the world does the casual fan KNOW that the game has championship implications when all they have seen at home is losses? You certainly don't think of winning a championship if you aren't even 500.
Seniors- thank you for wearing the Orange and Brown and your efforts on behalf of our beloved University. YOU will always be one of us....and we appreciate you.


