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Starting? The entire movement’s mask is being ripped off. Now people like Dinesh are revealing their true colors. America First makes people make a choice. MAGA is dead.

Ball security has been baffling in the Kelly era. I don’t remember the fumbling issues under the previous three regimes. Hell, Leonard Fournette held the ball so tight that his jersey would turn red.

We need to be building new refineries. We’ll never be energy independent without having the ability to refine our own oil.

A good call for Matt Austin would be to play in traffic

No he’s just in the “MAGA camp”

He’s not truly America First. He’s owned by Israel.

He's 100% correct and will remain popular because he's willing to speak on it like this.

Looks like JerseyTiger07 to me

Better question is ISIS vs Cartels because you’re comparing apples to oranges.

“Sabotages America”

AKA is exposing more Americans to America First people that aren’t in the Make Greater Israel coalition.

Shapiro and the Daily Wire can frick right off.

Some are obvious some may not be

1. Need a coach who will emphasize attendance and staying and be willing to call out the fan base.

2. University and TAF need to fully admit it’s a problem and run a campaign about it.

3. Emphasize ritual and tradition. Give moments space to breathe and actually feel important. Don’t blast hip hop and EDM all pre-game, turn it off so the tiger band can play a song, then go back to blasting EDM. The sound system was a mistake. It takes away from what Fighting Tiger football is about. Go back to the cheerleaders leading chants. Encourage it using the video boards.

4. Nostalgia. Stop trying to make Tiger Stadium a night club. People should feel that it’s the same place their dad and grandpa came to watch football. Play old clips, show old teams, embrace the history. If they’re going to call it the “cathedral of college football,” actually show some reverence and respect.

5. Actually give people the chance to cheer and lead the experience. Everything about tiger stadium is too over produced. There’s no breathing room for the crowd. No autonomy to lead chants. The entire experience is corporate and feels like it’s trying to silence the voice of the crowd.

6. This goes hand in hand with #4 but lean into the AWE of tiger stadium instead of using it like a billboard. Yes, you need ads. You need cash. We know. But the field logos took it a step too far.