re: Email from Scott Woodward regarding season tickets

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I’m going to guess on the top half donors are getting seats this year.

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True. But I would imagine the majority of those top donors are also older and thus, more likely to choose to stay home.

I'm conflicted at the moment as to what I want to do. I expect to get at least two tickets because of my TAF number (we always get at least two tickets to bowl games, national championship, SEC champ., etc). Part of me says do I really want to pay FULL price to attend a half full (at best) Tiger Stadium? More specifically, FULL price for an atmosphere a fraction of what it normally is? I can watch every game from home. The reason I choose to attend in-person is to get the atmosphere I can't get from home. Without that, is the price worth it?

However, it might be kind of nice to not have to deal with crazy traffic, limited parking, and some of the obnoxious assholes that sit around me. In some ways, it might ALMOST be like watching from home (room to spread out. Easy access to the bathrooms). I get to watch the game in person, only with a little more comfort that comes from not being crammed in with 90k people. Plus, with the SEC only schedule I don't have to sit through shitty games vs. the likes of UTSA or Nichols. And, with the late start, the majority of the home games may have really nice weather (i.e. no early Sept hotboxes)