I can see an argument for taking advantage of selling high price tickets for desirable games
But that number isn't at 50& capacity. and what are there in a typical year? One or two max games like that each year? What about the other 4 or 5 games at 50% capacity.
Sell the tickets to Gopher fans.
It's been some years ago but there was a fairly in depth story of how the Gophers were losing money on concessions in the "new" stadium. Don't remember the particulars other than too many people taking a percentage greater than was available.
Here is the thread: Losing Money On Beer Sales...
I agree but who is responsible for negotiating the setup that leaves them with no money?
Done skillfully, in house, there is a boatload of money in concessions. I know that as a fact from experience in high school events and summer softball tournaments.
I'll give you PJ. After that it's undetermined at best. Basketball...it's been awhile sine we played in an NCAA Tournament. Hockey? We expect titles...haven't gotten any...fair or unfair?
Baseball and softball are not ascending. Volleyball? Maybe, maybe not.
I agree he didn't hire Ben.
And, IDK the answer but does the increase in ticket prices total more revenue with less total sold than the higher total number at less money?
Coyle is the AD...I assume he is responsible for guy whose job it is to market and sell season tickets ? Same is true for the fundraising guy. We sre...
1 and 0 ! Lock your doors we stole one.
We looked horrible in every phase in the first half.
Interested to see what we look like in week 2. Many say that teams improve the most between weeks one and two. Goodness, sooo very much to clean up. Will we? Can we?
I was in the group thinking...