re: LSU 3rd lowest attendance for Spring Game. What needs to be done?

It comes off a bit funny to me that a program with a fan base that puts so much emphasis & attention on recruiting has an overwhelming majority opinion saying that attendance to the Spring Game doesn't matter.

The current generation of college age student-athletes are one thing above all: attention whores.

Anyone that thinks for a minute that having Tiger Stadium at merely 20% capacity for an event to showcase the school's #1 attraction doesn't matter is a fool.

These kids talk to each other, more than ever before, via social media & text, from school to school. Brings it all back to 1 big point: recruiting.

These kids want to be loved & celebrated. Because for 95% of them there will never be a higher stage for them & the coaching staffs, media, & their families/friends are bringing atention to that fact more than ever before. So, they want to be on the grandest stage every single chance they get. I know for a fact that coaching staffs at schools like Bama, Georgia, Michigan, Florida, Florida State, etc all use their attendance numbers & year round exposure to their recruits. Especially to the 5% of recruits that WILL move on to the NFL.

LSU is in a bad way out in the general public right now between the Lea Miles BS & the state budget/funding. 99% of you will never know or admit it because you don't leave the state (or your laptops for that matter).

LSU has miles (pun intended) of damage control as well as growth marketing to do in order to put our University back in the top tier in this country. It starts by doing everything you can to show this program in the very best light possible. Packed stadiums on TV, minimize the budget crisis press, increase the press on all of the great achievements in the classrooms/research/athletics/alumni in the world, etc.

The days of just claiming LSU is the best & that we're going to be just fine are long gone. A concerted effort FORWARD needs to be executed, across the board. Or else we will continue to be a let down & a joke to far too many in this country.