Just wonder how many posters in this thread are season ticket holders?
Often the ones who complain the loudest, contribute the least.
Often the ones who complain the loudest, contribute the least.
Enough about Kiffin. How do we keep visiting fans from taking over the East side year after year?
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What that sounds like is east side concourse renovation should be on the agenda. That's a valid point you made.
I used to be, for about 30 years. Had two seats in the Club Level since its inception. The long trip got to be too much of a pita as age increased. Dropped out just before Covid.
Because that on section is such a big difference. Didn't you see the earlier post it's not the facility section that's full of opposing fans idiot
Same for basketball.
Every time the Bulldogs are on tv, there are empty seats in the faculty/corporate reserve sections.
Every time the Bulldogs are on tv, there are empty seats in the faculty/corporate reserve sections.
The east side upper deck is enclosed, ac, tables and chairs. It's nice.
The west side is open air and basic 1984 stadium amenities. You could move the balconies to the north endzone. Demo it to the ground and nobody would miss it.
The 2 faculty sections in the Hump are in the corner on the camera side, next to the student section. You don't see them on tv.
Season ticket holder here, I enjoy reading these threads to see the dichotomy of opinions. some points that I have read
Faculty tickets are not given, recently it was changed to just allow them a small discount, this frustrated some of the faculty who have been some of our most loyal fans. Yes some do leverage the system to sell and some of our faculty actually attended our SEC Foes
Prices continue to rise, tickets and contribution levels have risen pushing some out to the market (though there are many of you who push the raise ticket prices as a solution, elastic demand is in play)
The rise in "why should I go to the game, they are all on TV and I can drink and grill in my own backyard"
Graduates move off, maybe the State could grow the economy to keep graduates in the state. (more complicated)
Lack of sidewalk fans: LSU, Bama and even Ole Miss have ticket holders that never entered a classroom
Lack of success, we haven't won in 3 years, direct relation to fans attending, student body enrollment etc......
We didn't capitalize when we did have success, we had windows with Mullen and Leach to grow our brand, we had flashes but we let all of that momentum fade
Just some thoughts as a I sip my coffee