TechinItEasy
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My roommate's wife(yes, I'm currently a Dupree) just told me she heard about the white out on the radio today.
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If the Reck club is in charge of marketing this, which I suspect they were, they did nearly as bad a job for this as they did for T-Night (which was tonight, by the way). Firstly, there were more band members there than students, secondly, they got several traditions wrong (RAT =/ RATS, nor does either of them stand for Recently Acquired Tech Student. Its Recruit At Tech, dammit).
Trust me, they haven't had it right in a while...(the traditions, at least). I don't know who's to blame for the shirts, but screw them. The only reason I think we shouldn't do any future "color-outs", is because it just can't succeed. People worry too much about why we're doing it, and if we should be doing it, instead of...ya know...DOING IT.
This thread has a very Yetman-esque quality.
Surely everyone has a white shirt of some kind. It's not as if your white shirt has to have a GT logo or anything. Hell, I hate the white-out concept and I'm going to throw on a white shirt. I have considered going to a dollar store or something and buying twenty XL white tee shirts and offering them to folks who forgot or who didn't know. And I don't even LIKE the whiteout idea; I just want to avoid the embarrassment of having a half-ass-out.
Why in heck are we not wearing white to every game anyway?
A lot of long time supporters have raised the devil about the team not, in the past, wearing white shirts.
People are always complaining about how hard it is to match the gold.
We always seem to try and outwit ourselves.
Just wear white all the time, either shirts or sweatshirt when it turns cold.
My roommate's wife(yes, I'm currently a Dupree)
My sentiments. What moron doesn't already own a white shirt anyway?
To be honest, I don't care if half the stadium shows up in lime green shirts as long as we walk out with the win.
Nah...I think if we actually TRIED, it would work fine.
But adding one line of plain text that says something about the student body sponsoring something isn't "trying" in my book.
Hell, not to bring them into this, but the leghumper's AA marketed their "blackout" so well that ESPN was talking about it like a week before the game. People who don't even follow college football knew about it
I think a simple article in the AJC would go a long way to reaching out to the "older" fan base who may be attending the game, but may not follow the message boards or read their ticket closely. All old folks read the paper.