From a student's perspective, it wasn't that long ago for me I was a student during the most recent sweet sixteen and final four runs, it's great having those late games. Students have to get in line at least two hours ahead to get good seats. It also makes camping for students easier, since you don't have to skip class to make sure your spot in the camping line is saved. From an alumnus perspective, I have no idea how our older alums are going to be able to handle this, by older I mean wheelchair/walker age not SUV/soccer mom age. One of the things I loved about GIA was that people that could barely stand would stand and cheer for their cowboys. Pushing games later I would imagine, would diminish that crowd. Maybe it's an effort to appeal to a younger crowd?

This is completely off the topic but Arthur has spurred some memories. Waiting in line for at least 3 hours every home game, surviving the blistering cold winds that came thru the exterior of GIA like it was made to be a wind tunnel, camping out for the season openers and OU games in 17 degree weather....ah yes, the good ol' days.