My point is that’s not what you paid in total unless you bought them secondhand from someone who paid for the seating license at the construction timing.
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My point is that’s not what you paid in total unless you bought them secondhand from someone who paid for the seating license at the construction timing.
Yep . Supply and Demand. $15 per hour of entertainment is a bargain. So what if attendance drops. Standing room only tickets for Ole Miss will be selling for $50-$60 each.
Since you are the clown who always calls college baseball a club sport, I can only assume you are trolling.
But in any case, your $15 per hour of entertainment figure is completely arbitrary. There is no demand at all for $1300 season tickets for baseball. We’d be playing in an empty stadium. If there was that level of demand, we would have built the new DNF bigger than TD Ameritrade. What you are proposing is more expensive than some MLB teams season ticket prices on a per game basis.
Well why did we spend $68 Million on a stadium that will not pay for itself? We should have put that money to revenue sports like Football and Basketball
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It will pay for itself eventually, but probably not for a decade from the opening date or longer. If you’re pissed about that, I guess call Scott Stricklin and give him a piece of your mind.
The honest truth is that if our athletic department had a crystal ball in 2015 that forecasted a completely legalized pay-for-play model for all NCAA athletes happening within 5 years, the whole thing would have been nixed and all that money would have gone to NIL.
Exactly. Anyone and everyone had ample opportunity to buy a seat at a bargain price before the stadium was even designed. What we ended up with represents the number of fans that ponied up.