Nebraska Sell Out Streak

Goldbug said:
Where I come down on this issue is if the tickets are being purchased by "generous donors" and even dropped out of a helicopter I'm OK with that. If the ticket prices are being discounted to "generous donors" then yeah it's a farce. Does anyone know what the donors are paying for the tickets? There's your fair answer right there.
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No. I just know some of the opponents returned tickets are decent seats and they're offered to boosters/donors before the general public.

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Red_Alert said:
Do you have a link where I've ever mentioned how many tickets other programs sell?

Here or East German Hoopla....

Quit being a lazy ass and get busy.
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Umm….

Red_Alert said:
TheGayMan shows his/her misery insecurities....

Washington official stadium capacity: 70,083.
Average attendance: 69,588
The 'average' does not even meet capacity.

Nebraska official stadium capacity: 85,458
Average attendance: 89,034
3,576 'extra' tickets sold.

"Husky Stadium has an average paid attendance of 69,588, which ranks first in the Pac-12."


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Red_Alert said:
No. I just know some of the opponents returned tickets are decent seats and they're offered to boosters/donors before the general public.

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When OU gets those kinds of tickets back they send out an email to the donors and let them know they can buy them online until a time certain and then they will available to the general public. They always get gobbled up. Who cares who buys the tickets anyway so long as they're going for a reasonable price? A sellout is a sellout. Face it, my friend. Nebraska's down right now so everyone is taking their shots at you. I just want to see the Huskers get back up on top with a coach that can convince the team a serious F'n revenge tour through the schedule and then the Playoff is thoroughly justified.
 
Red_Alert said:
No. I just know some of the opponents returned tickets are decent seats and they're offered to boosters/donors before the general public.

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Boosters/Donors are buying Fordham returned nosebleed tickets in the north/south end-zones.

Face value for Fordham fans were $18 and $20 each.

If there were 100 tickets available in an $18 section that's all of $1800.

But I'mma scream "FARCE!!!" LMAO
 
Goldbug said:
When OU gets those kinds of tickets back they send out an email to the donors and let them know they can buy them online until a time certain and then they will available to the general public. They always get gobbled up. Who cares who buys the tickets anyway so long as they're going for a reasonable price? A sellout is a sellout. Face it, my friend. Nebraska's down right now so everyone is taking their shots at you. I just want to see the Huskers get back up on top with a coach that can convince the team a serious F'n revenge tour through the schedule and then the Playoff is thoroughly justified.
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BOOM!!!

Thank you.

Been that way at Nebraska since the 90's that I know of.

Con Agra, Union Pacific, TD Ameritrade all get first dibs on those tickets.
 
Red_Alert said:
Before this thread, dipshit.
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Why would that be relevant? The post you quoted literally said “other than today… you mean”

Take some breaths, no one can make you not cling to this meaningless thing, we’re gonna laugh at you, but that’s okay… you’ll always know it matters to you, we can’t take that away.
 
Red_Alert said:
"Other than today" means any day before this day.

Are you really that fucking stupid?
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One of us is, but I don’t think you want to know who.

Here‘s a hint:

- You said you don’t worry about ticket sales at other schools
- DM said “other than today?”
- You said ‘show me where I ever…”

Read that third one again in context (move your lips if you must) and tell me what it means…
 
I can't for the life of me imagine spending all day defending a fucking "sellout" streak.

Then again, if my team just lost to Illinois, maybe I would.
 
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