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I heard at one point that the events they started the night by Moff

before the games in the Schivarelli media room/player’s lounge were in response to rumblings re treatment on game weekends during the Weis regime. I can understand why you don’t want people hanging around the Football Office on a home game weekend though. I know that not what Wes and Tim were talking about in the podcast, however.

I remember hitting the men’s room during a game long after we graduated. I ran into a DL that needed multiple surgeries from playing days at ND. I let him know it was bullshit that he had to search for a ticket to the game, especially since when we graduated, being a member of the Monogram Club meant access to two two tickets to games for life. They nixed that when the number of sports grew, and Holtz had ticket demand at high levels. Of course, they could have continued the guarantee for the FB guys but I guess they figured that wasn’t fair.