@bulariat Need a complete overhaul of the Lariat staff and leadership. Ridiculous article full of woke philosophy that doesn’t speak the truth.
Super supportive to see the TP USA,s tour coming to Baylor.
@bulariat I don’t know what the standards are to hire the staff of The Lariat. This article is an embarrassment to the university as many other Lariat articles are. This looks like a take of a non Christian university from the Northeast. Sad.
@JohnKasich So what you are saying is that you worry about what others may or may not do is more important than the millions of lives in Venezuela. And I guess you don’t understand the Monroe doctrine on top of it. Leadership is not easy.
@ByEricPratt You’re ridiculous and you know it. You thought the same thing about the portal and NIL. They all need to be regulated. But, it is what it is.
@1991Wolfpack@kg_veteran@BUDREW Baylor has one center that is available to play that is available to play this year. Izzo and you should learn details before you speak out. Now if you want to end or change NCAA portal, NIL, and G league rules…that is different conversation.
@ewarren Wow. What a beautiful and thoughtful Thanksgiving message. I plan to have a great one with friends and family.
Looks like you are trapped in the upside down Trump world.
@lisamurkowski Senator…regardless of political party…I hope you can admit how damaging these unsubstantiated, orchestrated comments can have on our military command. It’s the next hoax that this time is attempting to confuse our military which puts service members in harms way.
@davidleegeorge It’s not going to happen. The players deserve it but unfortunately this is bigger than the players. It’s like buying milk and putting in broken refrigerator. It spoils and you say ahh drink the milk. It’s not the milk’s fault. Time for a new refrigerator
No. 5 Texas Tech would currently host No. 12 Tulane inside Jones AT&T Stadium.
Tulane Head Coach Jon Sumrall does not think his team has earned the right to be in the Top 25.
An interesting response today to say the least.
“Must be a lot of bad football if we’re one of the top 25 teams.”
@KCBD11@pchristy11@shelbieelaine13
@mtgreenee Won’t be buying the book. You were wheels off when you were Trump’s number one supporter and now your axel is broken and your wagon has square wheels. Amazing you ever got elected..I’ll give you that.
8. Baylor Promotions and Giveaways
Baylor Athletic department and Administration budgets and plans for scheduled give aways at games. Baylor “Growl Towels” can be given in the color of the scheduled Black Out/White Out/Green Out games. Avoid Gold Out or Section by Section Green and Gold outs. At this time, they never work. Other giveaways should be planned.
Give specific items for Youth to encourage parents to bring their children to the games.
Work with the Magnolia team to encourage local Waco resident participation at football games. Potentially have free tickets for local Waco Civic organizations, disadvantaged groups, and local school districts to bring youth. Chip and JoAnna and Magnolia team could organize with Administration to fill the berm.
9. Create a Fan Engagement Committee
A highly active and engaged fan base is imperative to a team’s success. Coaches often cite than an energized fan base as a major reason that spur players to give their all and win games. Baylor administration should form a Fan Engagement Committee to “think out of the box” to drive attendance and fan participation at games.
Thank you for your consideration and would be willing to help in any capacity.
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Baylor Nation and Administration:
Below are a few ideas that should be up for consideration and support by the Administration to improve fan engagement for the Baylor Athletic game day experience.
1. Baylor Chant
Baylor needs something more than just Sic’em Bears to get the fans and players hyped and engaged during Baylor athletic games. We need to adopt a chant and I’ve written one below.
Rip Rip Rah Rah
Fight Fight Claw Claw
Zip Bam Bust Through
Tear’em up BU!
Repeat
Repeat
Then, Hey….Sic’em Bears.
At games led on the field/court by a energetic fan /star/ athlete, the on field talent starts the repeated chant and then leads the crowd to get one side of field/court to scream back B-A-Y-L-O-R! And other side B-E-A-R-S that then leads to crowd to yell…Hey….Sic’em Bears.
2. Live Bears at Football Games
Let’s bring one of our live Bears to the Game. Let’s do it responsibly and safely. Bring food and Dr. Pepper as treats for our bears. Drive higher participation and sponsorship from Dr. Pepper as Waco is its birthplace. Give Chamber the back the role to be responsible for transportation and handling of bears during games with Administration support.
3. Baylor Bear Bell
The Bear Bell was a fixture of Baylor games in the past. While it was great to see the Bear Bell at homecoming football games the past few years, the Bear Bell should be at all home football games (maybe some basketball games too) and the Athletic department should promote it to the fan base in emails and communications. On football game day after scores, video of Bear Bell should be on Jumbotron and Baylor Band should be aware and synchronized so that they play after the bell is rung and train horn blown. Sigma Chi manages Bear Bell upkeep and responsible as keepers of the Bell. Sigma Chi promotes internally, rallies other campus support, and athletic department helps by selecting a guest Significant Baylor Alumni/Star/Athlete as a guest bell ringer each week.
4. Baylor Line Participation
Baylor freshman classes are growing yet the Baylor Line is diminishing at football games. Lift attendance restrictions and provide incentives for freshman to participate. To prevent injuries, create a system where the Baylor Line are lined up in rows for about the first 10 rows of freshman students with specific directions on where they are to jog across field to limit tripping/falls. Have limited rows upfront where they get a brief head start from other rows to sprint across field. If the Chamber need more help managing the Baylor Line, the Administration provides manpower support. Freshman sign electronic waivers through student online accounts.
5. Alcohol Sales at Games
Let the season ticket holders, suite owners, and major sponsors vote and/or give input on whether responsible alcohol sales should occur at Football and Basketball games. Primary stakeholders that annually support Baylor and attend games regularly should have significant say in outcome.
6. Fraternity/Sorority/ Campus Organization Seating Blocks at Football Games
Create incentives for student campus fraternities and other organizations to have block seating at games. This was done back in the late 1980s and 1990s. Not sure when the tradition stopped but this would drive organizations to attend games. Give incentives for attendance and prizes such as giving largest block each week to get 5 sideline game day passes.
7. Free Long Distance Transportation to Football Games
Baylor Administration organizes rented charter buses to bring fans to Waco and back home from major cities such as Dallas, Ft. Worth, Houston, and any other large alumni cities. Make it a fun trip.
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