Bobcats vs Weber (not a) State Gameday Thread - Unofficially? Maybe - Maybe Not

[RobertSebastianCat-81]

Looking forward to the discussion in "Weber State -- Good, Bad, Ugly." So, I encourage whoever is designated to officially start this thread. Unless it has been started and I am not finding it.

[kmax]

Looks like Bobcat beat down was the final nail in the coffin…

[RobertSebastianCat-81]

Maybe in two weeks the loss we inflict will get Bobby fired.

[hokeyfine]

Maybe in two weeks the loss we inflict will get Bobby fired.

Booby is the griz version of trump. He could.pee.in public and they will only adore him more. Booby will leave the griz on his own terms, no matter the record.

[coloradocat]

Per Colter on yesterday's show:

Cats points allowed through 6 conference games - 64
Cats points scored against Weber - 66

Winning the 3rd quarter 90-0 in FCS play.

[thefrank1]

Guess that disproves the importance of fans returning promptly after the half. Go ahead have another round.

[AFCAT]

[PapaG]

Guess that disproves the importance of fans returning promptly after the half. Go ahead have another round.

It would be 200-(-14) without those halftime trips.

[BobcatDel]

I just don’t think any amount of nickel and diming the football budget is going to fix that. There are much bigger forces driving that cost.

It all starts somewhere. My first quarter at MSU in 1983 was $275 for 12-18 credits. What is it now and why?

Sorry. I don't mean to derail the game thread. I'm just tired of the whole system.

Some additional expenses are things like computers and computer labs that are required by the times.

But a good chunk of cost is for increased student demands. Things that did not exist when tuition was low are fancy exercise facilities, climbing walls, coffee shops, first-class dining rooms with greatly improved meal choices, and additional student support services of all kinds — writing centers, learning centers, etc. Classroom buildings have been hugely upgraded — does anyone remember Math classes in the North Barracks with wind whistling through the uninsulated wood walls? It was pretty barebones. It provided an excellent education at a great price point. How many of today’s students would want to attend?

Yes I had two Calculus classes in North Barracks. Dang sure kept the coat on during winter quarter.

You have to be close to same vintage and may also remember the cow with the plastic side installed that lived in the ag barns on campus.