not sure, eh? indecision is a terrible thing. youre continuing to prove to me the type of person you are. so please, carry on.
ill give you a tidbit. the worthless wrestling program, that you berate because no one attends it...well, that program is a part of the community. maybe you never had an interest in wrestling, but UNO is more respected in the fabric of nebraska wrestling than the program down at lincoln. class b skutt, the team that won 13 titles in a row? that is a nationally respected and feared high school program... guess where their coach(who does it while working full time as an omaha fireman) wrestled? UNO wrestling is more blue collar than UNL football could ever imagine to be. You go to UNO wrestling camps as a kid, not Lincoln ones.
this isnt some random sport being pushed aside. the hundreds of people that showed up during the press conferences...the majority were wrestling fans. so youre right in a sense, that no one shows up for football. and maybe because it was only hundreds means that it should never be division 1...but tell me this...how many people would have showed up if basketball was on the chopping block? killing UNO wrestling is cutting the head of the snake that is nebraska wrestling in general. now they are gonna start a soccer program...oh joy...guess who's program is already the fabric of nebraska soccer? where do soccer kids want to go to camp? ill tell you, its downtown omaha, because i attended them. do you see where this is going, at all? what is the fabric of nebraska football?
yes, i have a wrestling bias-but overall that is besides the point. something great that the state has, however small you personally view it, is being demolished. that doesnt affect you in the least? you act surprised that people would be upset about it, that the new wondrous Div 1 UNO programs are so worth it-that they are more important than wrestling, or football. that they wont lose money, just like thousands of successful college sports programs do on a regular basis.
but its because of dollars, right? the summit league move isnt like nebraska moving to the big ten where revenues are higher.
i get it, in a sense. but i also dont get, as a nebraskan, how you dont fight for and keep the things you do best simply because there is a dollar sign or lack of a dollar sign in front of it. and with details dropping out every day of boosters and athletic department board members not even being aware of the process that trev went through, well, thats more than a bit disconcerting.