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$2000 a seat, of which I believe ~$1500 is considered a charitable donation which is tax deductible. The actual "cost" of the seat is far lower than the value when you consider that most of it is a donation.

I am right there with you Brew! Funny tidbit, at the celebrity game for the all star event Urban was booed almost louder than Andy Dalton. Cincinnati... Funny town!

Kinda how this thread started and has ended

Dunno. In any case, not the values I'd want to teach my team / kids growing up - and i'm not even an ol foggy (nor have any kids...but that's not the point)!

We draft after the regular draft, and then make roster cuts after preseason. In ours, at least. I can't speak to how other ones do it.

Probably nothing changed, just now more people know and want to look right. Tino said a few weeks ago that his mind was made up.

That's a valid point. +1.

Though at $2000/seat you (if you're part of the demographic) should probably demand free drinks even though you're not intending to get slammed!

Fair enough, but the playoff games only impact a few of those teams and our bowl game should have helped us in comparison to some of our weaker opponents.

Just saying outside of OSU is there a team on that non-conference schedule that we shouldn't handle easily next year? An example of one of our better years non-conference wise was 2013 where 3 of the 4 teams ended up with 10+ wins (bama, marshall, ecu) and the 4th was a FCS creampuff.

Several people have been switching Crystal Ball predictions to UMD for Tino including Evan Watkins, not sure what changed over the past 24 hours.

Really liked keihn as a prospect coming out of HS. Wish he had stayed at backer, but his film definitely looked like DE would have been his most comfortable position. Don't know all the details about his situation yet, but i'm sure more will come out soon.

comments from Frank like his iconic three things can happen when you pass line

We are passing more now than the program ever has under Beamer.

[Frank] is responsible for the program's philosophies and directions, so he likely does influence things in that way.

That's what I was saying when I said you could argue he hires the wrong type of OC. Frank wants a multiple offensive scheme that values the run. Every OC he's ever had has put that type of offense on the field. So yes, he certainly does affect the offense in the fact that he has a say in the type of OC we go after, but there's no evidence he does anything at all to control the offense that the OC is running. I have never heard of him overruling a called play in-game, nor giving any offensive directive other than the generic "run the ball more" sort of thing that every coach is going to do.

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