@ralphamsden My family has had season tickets for over 20 years. We expanded this upcoming year. The people we used to tailgate for 20 plus years dropped theirs. They were over 40 years of season tickets. I personally don’t see a light at the end of the tunnel.
On September 15, 1896, a collision occurred between two trains approximately 14 miles north of Waco, Texas. This collision resulted in the boilers of the locomotives exploding, sending debris flying across a wide area and causing the unfortunate deaths of at least two onlookers, with many more sustaining injuries.
However, what makes this incident truly remarkable is that despite the chaos, no one in the vicinity attempted to flee. Instead, in the aftermath of the crash, a multitude of people from the surrounding area rushed toward the scene, eagerly collecting fragments of the scattered debris. The reason for this unusual behavior was that the enormous crowd of around 40,000 individuals had actually anticipated this collision and had paid to witness the spectacle.
From 1896 to the 1930s, orchestrated train collisions became a major attraction at numerous U.S. fairs and festivals. This unique phenomenon predated the concept of demolition derbies or monster truck rallies, drawing large crowds who were enthralled by the dramatic crashes.
@ralphamsden @Pac12Apostles @georgewrighster Nope. Also if I were a conference thinking about inviting ASU to join I would be very cautious because I feel that we have the most blood on our hands. I wouldn’t want the crow/Ray combo.
@JordyHamm There was just nothing we could of done. Game 2 just out reach no matter what. Starting flat in almost every game is just the breaks. Beefing with a Max player all off season just the way it goes.
@gigglesthecat13@JaelenStrong There might of been a opening or different situation. I don’t know the situation here but if coaching is what you want to do JV at huge program is making a difference in these kids and could be a stepping stone to your ultimate goal. A job offer is still a good thing.