Southern Miss games aren't high capacity so let us bring in our strollers. Hell, I could bring in 10 strollers and still sit comfortably.

(01-30-2019 01:28 PM)Reggie Favre Wrote:  

(01-30-2019 12:26 PM)va-eagle Wrote:  

(01-29-2019 11:20 AM)nastybunch Wrote:  It could be a number of small things added up that have driven people away from the program. USM has done a number of things over the years to drive a large portion of my family away. I used to buy 11 season tickets for my family every year, and that included infants that were brought with them. We had the very top row on the west side simply so we could have the babies strollers there. We were met at the gate on the last game of the year and were promptly told we could not bring the strollers in the gate. We were so rudely treated that nine of the 11 have never been back to an athletic event. Yes, I reported it to the administration, but the permanent damage had been done.

You sure are giving that 1 disgruntle employee a lot of power. 1 bad experience out of what sounded like a lot of good experiences.

For the record, it makes sense to not allow baby strollers into a high capacity event like a college football game. Likely very, very few venues would allow it. Just saying.

Wow. Who, in their right mind, would be so selfish to bring strollers into a damn football stadium? You are lucky you were EVER allowed to do that even ONCE. What if everyone in the stadium wanted to do that? Its also a safety issue. Then, your entire family gets so butt hurt about it, that they cry and boycott USM events forever. Self entitled fans like you are part of the problem.

Lol... you have to be the security officer in question...

(01-30-2019 12:26 PM)va-eagle Wrote:  

(01-29-2019 11:20 AM)nastybunch Wrote:  It could be a number of small things added up that have driven people away from the program. USM has done a number of things over the years to drive a large portion of my family away. I used to buy 11 season tickets for my family every year, and that included infants that were brought with them. We had the very top row on the west side simply so we could have the babies strollers there. We were met at the gate on the last game of the year and were promptly told we could not bring the strollers in the gate. We were so rudely treated that nine of the 11 have never been back to an athletic event. Yes, I reported it to the administration, but the permanent damage had been done.

You sure are giving that 1 disgruntle employee a lot of power. 1 bad experience out of what sounded like a lot of good experiences.

For the record, it makes sense to not allow baby strollers into a high capacity event like a college football game. Likely very, very few venues would allow it. Just saying.

Only makes sense if you don’t want future fans, which we succeeded in doing...

These town hall meetings should be more interesting now after last weeks events.