Here are the 2012 home football games. What do you think the tickets would be worth for each game?

Sat, Sep 01 North Texas ($50 - 1st game)
Sat, Sep 08 Washington ($100 - n/c "big" game)
Sat, Sep 15 Idaho ($25 - rent a win)
Sat, Sep 29 Towson ($25 - rent a win)
Sat, Oct 13 South Carolina ($100 good SEC game)
Sat, Nov 03 Alabama ($250 best team on schedule?)
Sat, Nov 10 Mississippi St. ($75 SEC game)
Sat, Nov 17 Ole Miss ($75 SEC game)

Using my numbers that's $700 each --- $1400 for a pair for a pair of Lower Bowl NE or SEZ tickets.

If you "own" the tickets through LSU I assume $55 face per game + $210 Tradition fund for most ticets = $650... sidelines are more on the donation of course.

What do you think?

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Posted by Lee Chatelain

I love the OT!

Member since Oct 2008

11345 posts

Posted on 1/3/12 at 1:10 pm to LSU91MBA

quote:

North Texas ($25)
Washington ($75 "good" game)
Idaho ($25 - rent a win)
Towson ($15 - rent a win)
South Carolina ($100 good SEC game)
Alabama ($250 best team on schedule?)
Mississippi St. ($45 SEC game)
Ole Miss ($45

Fixed prices

This post was edited on 1/3/12 at 1:11 pm

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Posted by willhigg6

New Orleans

Member since Jun 2010

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Posted on 1/3/12 at 1:14 pm to Lee Chatelain

quote:

North Texas ($25)
Washington ($75 "good" game)
Idaho ($25 - rent a win)
Towson ($15 - rent a win)
South Carolina ($100 good SEC game)
Alabama ($350 best team on schedule?)
Mississippi St. ($45 SEC game)
Ole Miss ($45

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Posted by nicholastiger

Member since Jan 2004

42694 posts

Posted on 1/3/12 at 1:22 pm to willhigg6

They will be plugging Keith Price for Heisman leading up to LSU game but that will shut down shortly after the BR visit

Tickets are going up, first thing on Alleva agenda will be increasing TAF fees soon after Jan 9th

Bama will be toughest ticket but all other games should be reasonable prices.

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