Karl Hess tosses two NC State players

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

I don't mind it being read. Even if just one person at that game listens to it and lets it sink in then it's a positive thing.

I feel the same way. If we did not read those lines than when you took action someone would complain they did not know or were not told.

Peace

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I feel the same way. If we did not read those lines than when you took action someone would complain they did not know or were not told.

Peace

They're going to complain anyway (this thread is proof). Personally, I'm more inclined to at least think the site admin takes it seriously (not every school here does something like this).

For some reason, I like it when they (game admin) ask, proactively, "Did you have any issues in the first half?" Even better when they ask about a particularly loud section; it tells me they're paying attention even if they're a bit over-zealous. I'll take that over the invisible assistant football coach anyday.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

They're going to complain anyway (this thread is proof). Personally, I'm more inclined to at least think the site admin takes it seriously (not every school here does something like this).

For some reason, I like it when they (game admin) ask, proactively, "Did you have any issues in the first half?" Even better when they ask about a particularly loud section; it tells me they're paying attention even if they're a bit over-zealous. I'll take that over the invisible assistant football coach anyday.

I have never been under the impression that they will not complain or say things. I think what it does is give you something to point to when their behavior goes over the top. It is like not reading the legal writing on a contract, it is not someone else's fault you ignored the fine print. As I said in my area this is usually certain conferences that read a statement and in the playoffs it is apart of the list that must be read as well as other comments about the playoffs or advertising.

Peace