If they can just sweeten that offer a bit more they will have 20-30k takers annually. Thinking monthly dinner for 4 at Bones would get some attention..Georgia Tech drops season-ticket prices throughout Bobby Dodd Stadium
In an attempt to spur ticket sales and revive attendance, Georgia Tech has dropped the per-game cost of season tickets on 94% of the seats in 55,000-seat Bobby Dodd Stadium and held the line for the remaining 6%.www.ajc.com
Guess now you will get a package that includes 2 50 yrd line seats, a limo ride to and from the game and hamburgers instead of the hotdogs of the past all for the price of a Varsity combo.
Georgia Tech drops season-ticket prices throughout Bobby Dodd Stadium
In an attempt to spur ticket sales and revive attendance, Georgia Tech has dropped the per-game cost of season tickets on 94% of the seats in 55,000-seat Bobby Dodd Stadium and held the line for the remaining 6%.
Guess now you will get a package that includes 2 50 yrd line seats, a limo ride to and from the game and hamburgers instead of the hotdogs of the past all for the price of a Varsity combo.
And the limo will stop by the Spring skreet area and find you a date for the night after the game.Georgia Tech drops season-ticket prices throughout Bobby Dodd Stadium
In an attempt to spur ticket sales and revive attendance, Georgia Tech has dropped the per-game cost of season tickets on 94% of the seats in 55,000-seat Bobby Dodd Stadium and held the line for the remaining 6%.
Guess now you will get a package that includes 2 50 yrd line seats, a limo ride to and from the game and hamburgers instead of the hotdogs of the past all for the price of a Varsity combo.
Tickets to UGA games are ridiculous.
Crazy to me but as long as folks are willing to pay those prices, They'll all keep doing it. Not me.
A round trip to deer camp and back is a fraction of that price plus I can watch the game for free on my phone in the box blind.
Love watching them on TV. Plus, I love watching other games on TV. Can flip back and forth. We usually try to make 1 game a year as a family.
This is not true at all. Most college athletic departments loose money, and most schools actually charge an “athletic” fee to students, sometimes hundreds of dollars, to supplement athletics. There are a selective handful of names, everyone knows who they are, that make more than they spend, primarily on football. But overall, athletic departments run in the red.
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If anyone has ever been to that stadium with those fans and truly enjoyed it, please stand up. One time was enough for me and UGA was playing them. Still a yuck experience.
This has me
If Power 5 schools except maybe the ACC with their poor tv contract are losing money, maybe it's mismangement of funds.This is not true at all. Most college athletic departments loose money, and most schools actually charge an “athletic” fee to students, sometimes hundreds of dollars, to supplement athletics. There are a selective handful of names, everyone knows who they are, that make more than they spend, primarily on football. But overall, athletic departments run in the red.
I found 18 profitable & 211 money-losing NCAA Division-I public athletic programs in 2020
[EDITED to add "Profit without FB coaching salaries." 5:24 pm, 9/3/22].
The average cost to run a football program is around $25 million. That is the average for all schools. The big boys will cost two to three times that. That is just football. The Big ten and SEC distributed 50-60 million per school, ACC and PAC 12 30-40 million per school. Football and basketball programs only bring in more more than the program cost to run at roughly 50% of the schools that have programs, ~50%. Every other sport at any school, SEC,ACC, BIG 10, is doesn’t matter, is a net lose every year. While Texas, Georgia, or Bama football, and Kentucky and Kansas basketball could stand on their own, those are the exceptions and not the rule. The athletic departments still have to fund the other sports, that have to be supplemented financially from somewhere. That is why most all schools, “loose money” on athletics even if they happen to “make money” on football and or basketball. Has nothing to do with mismanagement and everything to do with being required to fund all programs, even the ones people aren’t willing to pay to watch.
