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[QUOTE="MSOrange, post: 2016508, member: 630"]
I told myself I was done one time before. It was after the Richmond loss when the first investigation was going on.  I was so frustrated and embarrassed to be thought of as cheaters, that I couldn't take it anymore. I lived in Georgia at the time.  The first game of the following season was against Cornell. I told myself I wouldn't watch ESPN or Headline New to check the scores on their scrolls at the bottom of the screens. I made it about 30 minutes after the game started before I was checking again. Basically, I suck at being done with the program.

I definitely lean to the optimistic side and I never expected this season to turn out this way and never expected the program to be heading in the direction it seems to be. I get the frustration and it breaks my heart to be at this point.

It's easy for me to say others should trudge through the snow to keep going to the games from here in Kansas and I'm not going to judge anyone. But I can't stop watching. Heck I'm a Buffalo Bills fan and a Braves fan. So I'll still keep watching every game on tv or the internet. I admit I probably took the program's success for granted. For the past several years, 
I only donated to the football program because I felt they needed more support. Last year, I split my donation. This year, I'll do the same and increase it. It's certainly not enough that John Wildhack will drop everything and fly out here to thank me in person. But I love it too much that I want to feel like I'm doing my part to be part of the solution.
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