After some deep soul searching, I'll be in my aisle seat in section 15 to watch my beloved Longhorns fight the Baylor Bears on Saturday, October 20th. Along with my daughter, who is enrolled in the college of natural sciences, we will hold our Horns high. When they crank "Jump Around" I'm going to jump, clap, and yell as loud as I did during WVU. And win or lose, we'll stay and sing "the Eyes...". I respect those who have stated they have given up and won't support the current product on the field, but I'm not ready to do that.
No. I and most will still be supporting the team. I/we just want something to be done to stop the bleeding. If Mack stays I think the program will bleed out.
I'll be there. I want to see changes made in all aspects: preparation, execution, and most of all, attitude. Those guys just flat gave up Saturday. I want NO MORE OF THAT!
Nobody should hate anybody for for going to the games and supporting any Longhorn team in any sport. However, if changes need to be made they should be made based on results not attendance. People pay a lot of money and put in a lot of effort and time to attend Longhorn sports. They should be rewarded by putting the best team possible with the best coaching available for those teams on the field, court, or diamond. What is unacceptable is having the richest athletic program in the country and putting a bad product on the field, court, or diamond for consecutive years. Mack said it best when he admitted we got fat and happy after that National Championship. We squandered all the advantages we had for continued excellence in recruiting. He vowed to fix it, fortunately Colt showed up out of nowhere to right the ship. Then Gilbert was a bust and the whole program ran aground. One player shouldn't have done this to a great program. Now the great ressurection program has failed, sorry Mack your own words have doomed you it seems.
