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Originally posted by SAME OLD G
Hey Corn,
I hope SU is really, really, really paying you a lot of money to make this trip to Baton Rouge since you have to go there again next year.
Originally posted by MACHIAVELLI
ME TOO. IS PIMPIN' LEGAL NOW???
Originally posted by Get Ready
I think its a good move on Alcorns part. Why go all the way to Cali to play for 3K people, when you can drive 1.5hours to play a real football game. Kudos on Alcorn. Good Job.
Originally posted by MACHIAVELLI
GRASS IS GREENER MENTALITY.
Originally posted by decatur g
How will this Alcorn/Southern game count in the SWAC race?
Originally posted by Alcorn Warrior
"L" yeah!! It's about time!! I really don't care about who is going where as long as we play SU again.
Originally posted by Big Daddy Jag
"While we regret the inconvenience it has caused to both schools, the trip to San Luis Obispo, California is just not economically feasible at this time," state Alcorn State's director of athletics Robert Raines.
"Fortunately, Southern University which is less than 120 miles away, stepped in and offered to pick us up for their twelfth game."
Originally posted by Big Daddy Jag
Alcorn State Opts Out of Cal Poly State Football Game
University Adds Southern University to Schedule
June 20, 2002
ALCORN STATE, Miss. ? Due to ongoing budget cuts, Alcorn State University was faced with the tough decision to "stream-line" its 2002 athletic budget by opting out of the November 2nd game with Cal Poly State.
"While we regret the inconvenience it has caused to both schools, the trip to San Luis Obispo, California is just not economically feasible at this time," state Alcorn State's director of athletics Robert Raines.
"Fortunately, Southern University which is less than 120 miles away, stepped in and offered to pick us up for their twelfth game."
The team will travel to Baton Rouge, Louisiana to renew their rivalry at A.W. Mumford Stadium on November 2, 2002. "We are hoping that with the realignment of conference football schedules, this will keep the long standing rivalry in tact," stated Raines.
Originally posted by kci
If the trip is really, truly not "economically feasible", then I guess this switch is cool or whatever. But I kinda doubt it's really about not having money to go out there. We've got what, 8 road games, this year anyway. Cal Poly came to Alcorn last year, and I think we should have returned the favor. Cal Poly isn't exactly Notre Dame or Nebraska or Florida - it probably wasn't "economically feasible" for them to travel to Mississippi, either, but they came.
I'm not gonna front, because I am glad we're not going to go two seasons without Southern on the schedule. But still....
Originally posted by truthteller
Can someone please tell me what is the big deal?
Alcorn State and Southern are two close to not play anyway. So, it makes perfect sense for the schools to play, regardless to how it went down. It seems like a couple of you are kinda mad that the schools are playing, and you're worrying about the wrong things. Forget about who's going to who... We are playing now, and that's just it. Just get your tickets and get there for yourselves. That's all it takes.
Don't worry, be happy...
Case closed.