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Valley Protector [1460]
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Valley Protector [1460]
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Texas made more on ticket sales....
May 15, 2012, 5:01 PM
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as CU made in Total Revenue!
2011 T.U. Ticket Sales
$61,196,689
2011 C.U. Total Athletic Revenue
$61,174,977
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Head Coach [787]
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Re: Texas made more on ticket sales....
May 15, 2012, 5:50 PM
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Look at the price of their individual tickets. Not a single ticket below $50 and most are well above that.
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2012 Ticket Prices
• Season tickets: $395
• The Centennial Suite Club (west side) season tickets are $605. The Touchdown Club (north end) and the Texas Club (east side) season tickets are $545. The Centennial Suite Club (west side), Touchdown Club (north end), and The Texas Club (east side) include prepaid catering. Please refer to the TheLonghornFoundation.com for more information on prepaid catering.
• Individual game tickets
Sept. 1: vs. Wyoming (Austin): $60
Sept. 8: vs. New Mexico (Austin): $60
Sept. 15: at Ole Miss (Oxford, Miss.): $75
Sept. 29: at Oklahoma State (Stillwater, Okla.): $90
Oct. 6: vs. West Virginia (Austin): $95
Oct. 13: vs. Oklahoma (Dallas): $110
Oct. 20: vs. Baylor (Austin): $80
Oct. 27: at Kansas (Lawrence, Kan.): $70
Nov. 3: at Texas Tech (Lubbock): $95
Nov. 10: vs. Iowa State (Austin): $70
Nov. 24: vs. TCU (Austin): $85
Dec. 1: at Kansas State (Manhattan, Kan.): $55
I would assume they also charge students for tickets to various sporting events. Clemson gives free tickets to home sports. It's a benefit not all schools provide.
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Valley Protector [1460]
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You forgot...
May 15, 2012, 6:12 PM
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Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball and God knows how many other sports...
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Valley Protector [1460]
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$50 x 86,000 x 7 = $30,100,000
May 15, 2012, 6:18 PM
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So just add $50 to the ticket price of every game played in Death Valley. Problem solved.
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Re: $50 x 86,000 x 7 = $30,100,000
May 15, 2012, 6:21 PM
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Texas just plays 6 home games and they split the game at the cotton bowl in half with OU. Still thats a lot of money
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Valley Protector [1460]
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I was doing the math for CU...
May 15, 2012, 6:25 PM
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Basically, with 7 home games, if you added $50 to the price of each ticket, then you'd see an additional $30 Mil. TV contract be ######.
No of course that's a tongue in cheek response, as I'm sure fans would balk at that. But the if you raised the ticket price $10, that would be $6 mil in additional revenue (assuming all available seats were sold).
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Lonnie are your related to Johnny Utah***
May 15, 2012, 5:56 PM
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All-In [10158]
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Its okay to admit it...
May 15, 2012, 6:05 PM
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No one would ask for keanu Reeves autograph anyway
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Game Changer [1690]
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Re: USA TODAY Sports' College Athletics Finances
May 15, 2012, 6:16 PM
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VERY interesting stuff. What I saw that stood out is that Fla State took in almost as much as South Carolina and STILL LOST MONEY. As a matter of fact, if they took in the same amount as the Coots Fla State would have STILL LOST MONEY. What the heck are they spending money on anyway. Also, if Clemson is as big a brand as all the fans say, we're getting screwed when it comes to making money.
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All-American [580]
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Re: USA TODAY Sports' College Athletics Finances
May 15, 2012, 6:27 PM
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> Also, if Clemson is
> as big a brand as all the fans say, we're getting
> screwed when it comes to making money.
I noticed that too.
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