WSJ Article on What Millennials Want from their college football

Nothing I hate more (especially at professional games) than seeing someone in a prime seat (behind the basket, on the 50) screwing around on their phone DURING the game.

Unplug every once in a while folks. It'll do you some good.

Win games and kids show up. It's really that simple.

No one wants to watch a losing product, and they sure as hell don't want to be charged ridiculous prices like what Brandon was trying to get away with.

I was surprise that it wasn't internet access but the bathrooms was number 1 for the students. At sporting events unplug and watch the game that is what I do while going to sporting events just like going to dinner seeing people on there phones ugh drives me crazy.

I remember the survey being talked about.   I think I either saw it here or filled it out as an alum.  

But I always found it frustrating that the thing fixed was the wireless internet, cell phone reception thing.  

My opinion on it was always that they looked at the results of 1-whatever and said, NO, NO. NO, NO (to lower ticket prices, etc) and saw the wireless thing way down the list and said, okay, here is one.  Let's fix this and present it as us being in tune with the fans.

I think going forward, we have a better AD that is more receptive to the fans.   Instead of the previous guy doing whatever HE WANTED and then presenting that under the impression that was WHAT WE WANTED.

Cash for the tickets their parents bought.

I'm going to assume "send dickpics via Snap chat while periscoping you drinking the flask you snuck in" wasn't an option.