you should give them to an underprivileged family or sick kids if you are going to do something stupid like that
Nope, we want to leave the seats empty. We'll be back when the team shows that they are worthy of our time.
If we have another coaching demonstration against Wisconsin like we did against Illinois, I suspect there will be many more fans following suit.
The Program looks weaker right now than ever before...let that sink in before you reply.
I may be in the minority here, but, I don't fault anyone for refusing to spend their money, time and effort to go to a football game if the team isn't performing well.
As we all know, going to any sporting even isn't cheap, and depending where you live, a single Husker game for two people could be worth hundreds of dollars in ticket prices, food, travel, and time. To devote all of that to a product that isn't going to perform well? I don't blame you.
There's a difference, in my opinion, between being a fairweather fan and being a fan who wants to send a message. Everyone else should think about something, too - if Nebraska were to perform poorly this year and the next year, eventually, more and more people would stop coming to the games. There's only so much hard-working, well-paying fans should have to endure and everyone has their breaking point. I don't find it fairweather at all.
What is fairweather, in my opinion, is writing off the Huskers, refusing to cheer for them and choosing to cheer for another team in the meantime. You can still be a Husker fan but not want to spend your hard-money watching a bad product.
