That’s really disgusting.

The athletic department took all control out of Daniel Cogan’s hands (Cogan’s the President) and made it into something that was completely botched.

The shirt looks sick, though.

I was relatively impressed that Ernie and Bev took the time to speak and that Ernie didn’t say anything irreverent. He legitimately likes the Pit Crew. He just wants them to, you know, not go all vendetta-esque on players and keep the atmosphere lighter. Which is cool.

Can somebody inform as to what you guys are talking about with a)shit and b)Love?

Out of curiosity, when would have been a good time to tell people “To make this easy, only people who went to four games should go first. Then only people who went to three games. Then people who went to two.”? Because they said that about 2 seconds after Ernie finished talking.

I’m not saying that the event went well. But the fact that the T-shirt distribution itself went poorly is a lot more the fault of everyone who, instead of following the directions of the people in charge, decided that things would work better if we all funneled ourselves into a small area. (It’s also the fault of the people in charge, but only to the point that they should have realized everyone was going to be dumb about it.)

but only to the point that they should have realized everyone was going to be dumb about it.

No. They needed to organize. What did they think would happen when the funneled 300 people into the least ideal location in the entire building? why didn’t they do it on the court? Where did they expect people to stand? Maybe you’re a pit crew organizer, and you’re defending them or something, but of the 100 or so people I heard discuss at the event voiced a consensus that it was pretty much the worst organized thing in the history of the entire world.

I would buy what you were saying if a few people had been dumb, but the fact is that no one, maybe minus you, had any clue what was actually supposed to happen.