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Far be it for me to question the all knowing lawyer, but this is in the article:
UConn's football program garnered some negative national publicity when the school sold only about 4,000 of its allotted 17,500 tickets for the 2011 Fiesta Bowl. The last time that Louisville earned a BCS bowl bid, the program sold all 17,000 allotted tickets and reportedly brought about 30,000 fans to the game.
Now, I am not a lawyer but I think it says they sold 100% of their allotment of 17,000 tickets. I can highlight that for you if you do not see it. So if you compare 22.86% to 100% sold it looks bad. And maybe he did not want to pile on by showing a 2:1 total attendance advantage when you add after market. I think my comprehension is fine. I am starting to question yours.
And it makes no difference to you that one game is at the Orange Bowl, the other game as the national championship stadium all the way across the country where you have to buy tix for 2 different games. The point is, he counted aftermarket tix for Louisville. Didn't count them for UConn. Sounds like you have an agenda here.