its great to mix charitable principles and college football. That is part of why I am a BYU sports fan because BYU is owned by the church to which I belong which encourages us to be charitable.

I get that BYU has to pay its bills and cannot base its scheduling completely or largely on just doing favors for other teams.
But its not going to hurt BYU much in the long run by doing some favors and its not going to hurt the majority of fans on the board to pony up $20 to watch a game for 3 or 4 hours. \

This is the end of the UMass games for the foreseeable future, and BYU fans could handle it gracefully and pack their small stadium and pay some money for a small streaming company to watch BYU destroy a bad team but do it with class. Or BYU fans can act like a great injustice has been done and hoot and holler and scream because the streaming company charges $15 too much. I think BYU fans need a lesson in gratitude and should be grateful they can watch the game and be grateful that we as Americans earn enough money that our school can even provide a football team and that we have $20 in our discretionary spending for something like this.

Or if its not worth it, then do a family hike or community service which is cool too.