Ouch.....just renewed my season tix

[cougjunkie]

I'm guessing that BYU will return the favor and Utah fans will have to buy season tickets to get the Utah/BYU game eh?

Out of curiosity only, how much is the cheapest season ticket for BYU games?

I believe the endzones are $140. But I expect an increase with Florida State, TCU and Utah on the home schedule. Sideline seats are $200 a piece but I was told that without at least a Bronze CC membership those are not attainable. Bronze membership is $200 per year.

[il Padrino Ute]

I believe the endzones are $140. But I expect an increase with Florida State, TCU and Utah on the home schedule. Sideline seats are $200 a piece but I was told that without at least a Bronze CC membership those are not attainable. Bronze membership is $200 per year.

Ok, a bit more than Utah for the cheap seats. Utah's price per game depends on the opponent as well.

[Babs]

BYU fans bought a number of Utah season tickets, just to attend the BYU vs Utah game last year. Single game tickets were going for over $100 each, if you bought season tickets it was a bargain and if you are a college football fan you could hit up the Oregon State and the TCU games.

Oklahoma State doesn't even sell single-game tickets for the OU-OkSU game. They know OU fans will pay the 150 for season tickets just to get the one ticket, and then they get to claim that their season ticket sales are higher than they really are.

[Babs]

lol. welcome to MWC football.

meanwhile, the face value last season for SC v Ohio State was $85 for the cheap seats.

Do you guys know if your season tickets are going up this year? Several of the pricey schools are actually dropping theirs this year on account of the economy. Oklahoma hasn't announced yet, but I'd be surprised if they drop, only because we don't have the kind of affluent donor support to fall back on that some of the other schools do. Last year Nebraska and Texas started at $100. The other conference games were $85.

This is why I can't think that the Dallas game will be much under a hundred. OU simply wouldn't agree to it. But then again, I suppose anything's possible.

[il Padrino Ute]

Do you guys know if your season tickets are going up this year? Several of the pricey schools are actually dropping theirs this year on account of the economy. Oklahoma hasn't announced yet, but I'd be surprised if they drop, only because we don't have the kind of affluent donor support to fall back on that some of the other schools do. Last year Nebraska and Texas started at $100. The other conference games were $85.

This is why I can't think that the Dallas game will be much under a hundred. OU simply wouldn't agree to it. But then again, I suppose anything's possible.

My tickets stayed the same price this year as last. It's been about 4 years since there was a price change and they actually went down when it happened.

[TripletDaddy]

Do you guys know if your season tickets are going up this year? Several of the pricey schools are actually dropping theirs this year on account of the economy. Oklahoma hasn't announced yet, but I'd be surprised if they drop, only because we don't have the kind of affluent donor support to fall back on that some of the other schools do. Last year Nebraska and Texas started at $100. The other conference games were $85.

This is why I can't think that the Dallas game will be much under a hundred. OU simply wouldn't agree to it. But then again, I suppose anything's possible.

Not sure if it has been announced yet.

Given that PC's salary was just announced as the highest paid employee at any private university in the country, my guess is that ticket prices are not dropping anytime soon.

PS second highest paid employee was some professor at Columbia University

[Babs]

Not sure if it has been announced yet.

Given that PC's salary was just announced as the highest paid employee at any private university in the country, my guess is that ticket prices are not dropping anytime soon.

Well then I guess ours won't either. I think Stoops makes something like $2m more than Pete.