Look at the last paragraph and last sentence of U of L Interim President.

[MilwaukeeBoilerFan]

http://kentuckysportsradio.com/main...rop-raises-questions-about-stadium-expansion/

I know someone else when he disapproves of something he states, "SAD". Trying to avoid political here.

Reading that and thinking, "Would I go there with interim President and all that turmoil? That could take longer than a successful turnaround of Football to fix that mess and multiple Presidents might filter thru in fixing that problem. What really is sad is that an institution has allowed Athletics to rule the roost. Several $EC schools should be leary of that subject as well.

 

[One Bad Bird]

That article was February 2018. The permanent president was named in April.

The University of Louisville has chosen Neeli Bendapudi as its 18th president, the school’s Board of Trustees announced Tuesday. Bendapudi is currently the University of Kansas Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor, as well as a professor of marketing at the KU School of Business.

https://wfpl.org/u-of-l-names-next-president/

 

[Tommaker]

http://kentuckysportsradio.com/main...rop-raises-questions-about-stadium-expansion/

I know someone else when he disapproves of something he states, "SAD". Trying to avoid political here.

Reading that and thinking, "Would I go there with interim President and all that turmoil? That could take longer than a successful turnaround of Football to fix that mess and multiple Presidents might filter thru in fixing that problem. What really is sad is that an institution has allowed Athletics to rule the roost. Several $EC schools should be leary of that subject as well.

Those are 2017 numbers. Here's some of 2018. https://www.courier-journal.com/sto...l-tickets-scanned-attendance-down/1601214002/

 

[Steelers2012]

FTR, there hasn't been any interim President or AD at UofL for quite a few months.

Neeli Bendapudi was named the 18th president of the University of Louisville. on April 3, 2018 and her first day was May 15, 2018.

Vince Tyra, who took over in an interim fashion in October of 2017, officially became Louisville's newest AD on March 26, 2018.

 

[MilwaukeeBoilerFan]

If U of L's strategy is to Red Cardinal tarp those new bleacher seats for protection against elements and to make appearance of more fans in the stands, that will be SAD.

Although...I remember not all too long ago the SAD looks of our stadium, but that is the past.