I agree with most of the points you make on this board, but I think you're being pretty overdramatic on this one. Yes, our administration was an utter joke with how the Cubit situation handled, I don't think there's any doubt in that. It's hard to think of a scenario where it could've been handled worse, actually. At this point, though, we have our AD. We have a guy that, while he may have something to prove, has kind of brought the fan base together. Or if nothing else, has brought a little bit of hope during a much needed time.
When I watch on Saturdays, I don't think of Killeen. I don't think of Wilson. I don't think of Wise or MT. While you might argue the kids knew what they were getting into, they certainly didn't ask for this. So why be so adamant about NOT supporting them? I get why you're mad, but what is your end game in this boycott? Wait another decade for the administration to fall (again?) while we've already cycled through a handful of under qualified coaches in both revenue sports?
I wouldn't begrudge anyone who didn't renew season tickets or makes other plans on game day. Time and money are valuable resources, and it's incredibly difficult to allocate those to a bad team in a perennially crappy program with really no signs of optimism. I just don't get the "stick it to the man!" mentality at this point.
Winning is a whole lot more fun than losing, and I miss that in both sports. I know you do too. And while I will be disappointed if Cubit gets extended after this year, I can't bring myself to actively root against the team to do well. However unlikely it may be, I hope we come out on fire this year, and not of the dumpster variety. Your opinions are well informed and well thought out, and your passion is admirable. I just hope you don't lose sight of who you're actually rooting for.