I understand it though, they don't want the students getting their ticket and scalping it. They want a rowdy student section full of students, otherwise they will charge some blue hair $100 bucks for that seat.
God forbid a student scalp their ticket, all while thousands are scalped all over campus. Same with it being a "dry campus" unless you are muckity-muck and then drink up. It isn't the policy one way or the other, it is the fake values aspect of it.
The one I got was too big to fit in a wallet. I have a picture of it, which maybe will matter? I can probably find the original but it’d take some looking.
LSU and Ohio State now requiring all students to be vaccinated. I feel like by week 5 all schools will have adopted their stadium policy.
Regardless, Heupel doesn't want or need a GA St, plus it's probably just out of habit. Why rush it to be public. Defending Bailey is a different game plan than Milton. I wouldn't take anything for granted right now if I was JH.
On one hand, you don’t have to check every single one at every single game. You just have to check enough at the first game to make people think they have the chance of being checked at all the subsequent games. You can spot check enough people to have a fairly robust policy and still have an efficient entry process. And if you send enough people home, most people won’t take the gamble of paying for tickets and not having a card going forward. On the other hand, there will always be a small sect of people who try to game or take advantage of the system, no matter what you do.
You know, I've looked at the snaps for Joe Milton, I've heard people compare him to JG, I've heard Michigan fans dog the shit out of him for being inaccurate, and tossing INTs. I decided to take another look at his tape from Michigan, and because it's just his snaps, I keep noticing something in the Mich St video. He'd make a positive play on first down, either a first down, or 2nd and short, and then it skips to his next possession. I'm only noticing a couple bad snaps(nothing even approaching JG, just not gains or not converting 3rd and long). So curiosity hits, and I look up the box score for that game, and Joe Milton was the leading rusher with 59 yards on 12 carries. The next guy had 56 on just 8 carries. Milton had 52(!) attempts. This wasn't a game where UM went down big early, they abandoned the run from jump. So I look at their schedule page and see in the next two games their leading rushers have 19 and 21 yards. WTF is Michigan doing? That is atrocious offensive football, no wonder Milton looked like shit. Harbaugh has no idea how to run a modern offense, and their line is much worse than I imagined. Gattis is also every bit as bad of an OC as I thought as well. It wouldn't surprise me if Michigan only won 6-7 games this year.
I’d imagine a full game week prep of running with the 1’s would be beneficial for starter. Then again, I always just picked the highest rating on NCAA, no QB competition needed.
I'm just going to assume they have a handle on things until they show that they don't. If this were year 2 or 3 and there was a history of [uck fay]ing it up, I would be apoplectic.
