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THAT is what he's looking for. Awesome. Keep em coming

Anything History related, architecture

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks

Any other information or advice would be greatly appreciated

Yeah it was tongue and cheek.

I think he would have a blast.

7-5

My dad went on a run of terrible weather to follow him with work promotions

Moved to Fort Lauderdale 8/18/1992, Andrew followed 8 days later


January 1st 1996 moved to Columbia, Maryland. Largest snow storm to hit January 6th. 29" in 2 days

Moved to Beaver Falls, PA outside of Pittsburgh May 27th 1998, major tornado for the area hits June 2.

Moved to Davenport, IA February of 2001, Mississippi River floods April 2001. Crests 1/2" from the top of the levy walls.

I remember every single one of them but Andrew was terrifying. Slept in the laundry room on top of a dryer. Woke up to the entire side of the apartment complex just destroyed.

It's just insane to me how much money is being poured into college athletic. getting my family of 6 to a SEC weekend series use to be something I could do for less than a grand all in, hotel food and all. I couldn't get tickets alone to a Saturday night game for my 6 for less than a grand.

Arkansas is doing a re seating again at Baum Walker for the second time in less than 5 years. I'm curious how our entry point dollar wise compares to lsu. Obviously the standard for college baseball winning is in baton rouge. While I am all for doing everything we can to try and get that elusive title for my hogs I am afraid that this will just price out the core fan base. So I'm just curious how do these new figures compare.

I'm in the super hog level and have never been able to get baseball tickets. They just go that fast. Biggest problem has been people who have had them for years and were grandfathered in and were donating $1000 or less and got to keep them, which I understand. This new plan reduces the number of available tickets to any donor level while increasing the minimums as well.

Dear Razorback Foundation Member,

Thank you for being such an important part of Razorback Baseball. Your continued loyalty, passion, and commitment have helped make Baum-Walker Stadium one of the premier venues in college baseball and have played a significant role in the success of our program. Year after year, your support creates an incredible home-field advantage for our student-athletes and demonstrates what it means to be a Razorback.


As we look ahead to the 2027 season and beyond, we remain committed to ensuring Razorback Baseball has the resources and support needed to compete for championships for years to come. As college athletics continues to evolve, we must also continue to invest in the future of our program while honoring the traditions that have made Razorback Baseball one of the nation's best. One thing remains constant—our commitment to providing an exceptional experience for our student-athletes and fans and positioning Razorback Baseball for continued success.


To help accomplish that goal, Baum-Walker Stadium will undergo a comprehensive reseating process prior to the 2027 season. This process, along with the addition of 18 new loge boxes along the third-base line, represents an investment in the long-term future of Razorback Baseball. The additional resources generated through these changes will allow us to continue strengthening the program, enhancing the fan experience, and ensuring Razorback Baseball remains among the nation's elite.


The Baseball Reseating Process will:

Recognize the loyalty of our current season ticket holders by ensuring they can retain their current ticket quantity within the stadium, provided they meet the new membership level requirement for that quantity.
Create additional opportunities for Razorback Foundation members to secure Baseball season tickets.
Enhance Annual Fund revenue, providing additional support as we navigate the increasing costs of operating a championship-level program.
Strengthen our ability to support Razorback Baseball and all 19 of our sports programs as we work to position each program for continued success.

The reseating process is designed to strengthen the foundation of Razorback Baseball, generate additional resources that directly support our student-athletes, and position the program for continued success for generations of Razorbacks. More importantly, it reflects our commitment to ensuring that your continued investment in Razorback Baseball has a lasting impact on the future of the program.


Below, you will find more detailed information about the reseating plan, including an overview and timeline of the process. We encourage you to review this information carefully so you can make informed decisions as we move forward. Our team is also available to answer questions and assist you throughout the process.


Thank you for your continued loyalty and for being such an important part of the Razorback Athletics. Your commitment has helped shape the tradition and success of this program, and we are truly grateful for your support.

Hunter Yurachek
Vice Chancellor and Destroyer of Athletics

Razorback Foundation Member but non-Baseball Season Ticket Holder

Thank you for being a Razorback Foundation member! Please review the Baseball Reseating plan below. Here are specific details for Razorback Foundation members who are not season ticket holders:

All Razorback Foundation members will have the opportunity to participate in the Baseball Reseating process.
Fans who are interested in season tickets will be required to complete the Season Ticket Request Form to be eligible to receive a Seat Selection appointment time.
All fans who complete the Season Ticket Request Form will have the opportunity to select available seats based on their Razorback Foundation membership level and priority points ranking.

All Razorback Foundation members and Baseball season ticket holders will have the opportunity to participate in the Baseball Reseating process.
Current Baseball season ticket holders will be guaranteed their season ticket quantity, as long as they contribute at the Big Hog membership level ($500-$999) or higher and meet the new ticket limit guidelines outlined below. However, no specific location will be guaranteed.
Hog Pen season ticket holders will retain all their seats in the Hog Pen. There will not be a new minimum donation to guarantee. Accounts will have a normal renewal process and will have seats allocated in the Hog Pen during the Seat Selection process.
All fans who are interested in season tickets (current Baseball season ticket holders and non-season ticket holders) will be required to complete the Season Ticket Request Form to be eligible to receive a Seat Selection appointment time.
At the start of the Seat Selection process, all seats that have been designated for public season tickets will be available for selection (excluding seats retained by Broyles-Matthews Diamond members).
All fans who complete the Season Ticket Request Form will have the opportunity to select available seats based on their Razorback Foundation membership level and priority points ranking.
New membership level ticket maximums have been established.

The crappy part of all of it is he knows he's done so he's just going to continue to not care.. Football will continue to wallow around in the dumpster, silverfish will be under a new ad shortly who will then want his own hire and we'll be back in the same morning cycle again.. All because nobody in charge could comprehend how to raise money from the beginning and we ended up being behind Ole Miss for some unknown reason.

Since September of 2012 this program has doing absolutely nothing to better itself from year over year. Just floating in the muck.