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When will the powers that be at our beloved university learn the cash cow only has so much blood / money? Yes they wisely lowered ticket prices while going up slightly on parking last year. This year the seats remain the same but parking jumps again.
We will pay $110.00 dollars this year. Just under $16.00 a game compared to $65.00 in 2011 just under $11.00 and yes the number of games are factored in.
They just raised the price last year! Who in this economy has wages going up at this rate? I realize they have to pay the freight but we are in a building mode. Could we sacrifice some profit margin for fannies in the seats? We absolutely have to start filling the house to get the state to add the 10,000 seats it was designed for. This to help draw OOC teams to come here, this to add to our strength of schedule with the new conference alignment not doing anything to help in that area.
Do we need five parking attendants at every corner? Do we need enough state police to conquer a third world nation? I know this sounds petty but it is not like our season ticket sales have been going up.
The only way to build a program is to get people in the house. This is done by keeping the cost reasonable and then winning games. Is it wise to kick a consumer when he is down?
OK rant over for now.........
cc: Warde Manuel
cc: Susan Herbst
We will pay $110.00 dollars this year. Just under $16.00 a game compared to $65.00 in 2011 just under $11.00 and yes the number of games are factored in.
They just raised the price last year! Who in this economy has wages going up at this rate? I realize they have to pay the freight but we are in a building mode. Could we sacrifice some profit margin for fannies in the seats? We absolutely have to start filling the house to get the state to add the 10,000 seats it was designed for. This to help draw OOC teams to come here, this to add to our strength of schedule with the new conference alignment not doing anything to help in that area.
Do we need five parking attendants at every corner? Do we need enough state police to conquer a third world nation? I know this sounds petty but it is not like our season ticket sales have been going up.
The only way to build a program is to get people in the house. This is done by keeping the cost reasonable and then winning games. Is it wise to kick a consumer when he is down?
OK rant over for now.........
cc: Warde Manuel
cc: Susan Herbst