Fan Defined as per the Cambridge dictionary: a person who is very much interested in and spends a lot of timewatching or reading about esp. an entertainer or sports team:

1. This season is simply painful for everyone - Administrators, contributors, coaches, players, and fans. Nothing at this point will change that.

2. Invested fans will expect and demand change, but all change takes time. We "changed" less than two years ago and that has facilitated our fall to this point. Changing again is not guaranteed to create long-term growth. See what the team and coaches do for the rest of the season.

3. Though I hoped Francis Bernard would turn his life around having been given so many opportunities, it doesn't appear that HE is desirous to change. If he doesn't want to make the positive changes, BYU administration, the Honor Code office, and his coaches will not have any effect on him. Time to part ways.

4. True fans are still very much interested in BYU athletics and want to see improvement. That is what we want.

5. Even in the midst of a seven-game-losing streak, I will still be in the stands Saturday cheering the team on. Hopefully they will come out as victors. We will use all four of our tickets. We will cheer them on through the season and then will determine whether or not we buy season tickets next year, but I will always continue to be a fan. Knowing me, I would imagine we will invest once again.

6. Loyal, strong, and true, I wear the Cougar Blue. I expect progress and improvement and look forward to seeing it this week.