Leverage

It's not too difficult to gain leverage.
If taking this action is not perfect, make suggestions.

1) Post a shite storm of tweets & facebook messages that clearly tells the LSU admin,
the fans and BOS, that Alleva /Alexander must go.

2) Send emails to LSU admin that show your real name plus how much time & money you've given to support LSU over the years, whether ticket purchases, tuition, donations, etc.


Tell the boosters & fans you know to do the same.

_ Results _

Students & alums have done this successfully in recent years at various universities.

They got momentum once tweets & emails went viral. Everyone else realized they felt the same way because their time & money had also been shited into the dumpster fire.

Admins & BOS reacted like deer in the headlights once the media explosions could not be contained.
They realize these things follow them throughout their career.

Sure, millennial kids didn't do this for perfect reasons--usually political correctness, whatever..
All that matters is it works.

Or we can take it up the arse while gullible fans say "all this takes time."


I worked in advertising & digital media here in Louisiana, then Dallas, and --do not hold this
against me-- N.California, only to return home to Nola, older & tired of over-paid talking heads telling us,
" It's up to your leaders. "
..like the time Mark May lectured Alleva for dragging his heals when it
was his solemn duty to hire Orgeron because "the entire state of Louisiana was behind him."

When real people pressure these *bureaucrats* --by showing real names & bluntly telling them "I've bought tickets for decades"
or.. "I've paid my kid's tuition"-- then the Admin can be held accountable.

Make their jobs miserable and don't forget, they get handsomely paid to ignore you.