Mr. Drake and Mr. Anderson designed the game, then turned the coding over to a programmer who understandably wishes to remain anonymous. For his part, Mr. Goering told USA Today that the treasurer simply handles county bank accounts and doesn't set policy on matters such as stadium construction. Mr. Drake responded that Mr. Goering should have blown the whistle on the financial deal. It's still a hoot to play. Ticket sales drop.
Taxpayers make up the difference.
Tim Mara tries to sneak into stadium. Hire extra security guards to keep him out. Replace soggy pom-poms. Which probably is Mr. Drake's point. To date, the Drake campaign has heard from just one person who claims to have beaten the game.