I'm going to sound like a weirdo, but asking because my daughter likes to come to the games partially also to see the dance team. Did they stop coming to volleyball? They haven't been at the last 3

I've been wondering the same thing.

I'm pretty sure they were there on Friday? They skipped the last two Sunday games though.

Nope were not there on Friday. Wasn't sure if it had to do with midnight yell and it being earlier, but then not there today again made me wonder if something changed

Their union contract says no performances within 48 hours of football games.

My groupmate is on ADT, she said that they only go to the really big games now instead of all the games

Renn_dls said:

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My groupmate is on ADT, she said that they only go to the really big games now instead of all the games

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That's fair. I took a look at the obligations for ADT. It is a bit time commitment.

Curious how they determine "big games". It obviously isn't SEC games. I would assume ranked opponents.

FWIW, the games they missed had good size crowds. We are basically rewriting the top 10 attendance record this season. Great to see the fans support Aggie volleyball.

I don't know the criteria, but from what she told me last year, she was really burnt out. But for what I understand they go out for ranked matches

I can imagine. My daughter was in FTAB and I thought that was a big time commitment, with football games in the fall and multiple parades in the winter/spring, plus random performances.

Looking at the obligations of ADT, football, volleyball, MBB, WBB, even post season travel for MBB/WBB if I read that correctly. And still preparing for their big competition week is the spring.

I don't really know anything about dance, but I think their routines have been great this year. The movement and energy seem (to me) to be a little bit better than previous years.

also this year there are a lot more vball+football home games sandwiched from Friday to Sunday on the same weekend. that's a big load.

thanks. will be sure to set expectations with the kiddo