Yosef10 wrote:Just so some of you non-FBS'ers can gain a little perspective. As a student I have not had a cent increase in student fees since the move was announced, so strike that off the list. Also as a student I can tell you other students actually talk about the program with enthusiasm now as if we are at UNC or ECU or NCSU and a lot of that had to do with not playing the furmans and samfords of the world. And this whole TV thing is ridiculous, I can watch every game now and it's actually respectable programming, which I couldn't say about PBS or any of the sites we had to stream off previously. The move is a definite win, it's embarrassing that all don't feel the same
I'm glad to read your perspective on this and I am glad the students are excited but I am not sure you have the background to say it is embarrassing for anyone not to feel the same as you --- If you were at the 3 National Championship Games in Chattanooga then you saw the total joy and pride the students and fans showed, or if you were at Michigan, or if you were at the Furman semi-final game on the way to the first Championship and saw the goal posts carried around town, the students jumping into Duck Pond, etc., Many people remember those days with smiles on their faces --- Yes, it was time to move on and personally I am glad we have, but I'm not sure I remember anyone saying in the last couple of years that he/she would really miss the SoCon - the SoCon as we all remember it is gone - BUT, many like myself have made the point that we will miss the Playoffs and the chance to win National Championships --- Should we go back? - Hell NO, - Should we move forward with all we have? - Absolutely --- Those of us who have been around awhile and have experienced years and years of LIFE are just not as quick to cut loose the past and totally embrace the future - As with the football team, some fans will need some time to make the transition ---
