What % of Season ticket holders are not fans?

I sympathize with your sentiment, believe me. However, there would be no feasible way to enforce such a policy.

For example, some fans have to travel thousands of miles to witness a home game. I know that I do. As a result, I don't know if I would be able to attend the requisite 30-40% of home games. I would be mighty disappointed to lose my season tickets as a result!

your boss should require that you work atleast 30-40% of the time that he/she pays you for. if you don't, they should fire you and get someone in your job that really wants to work there. if you don't work completely for atleast 30-40% of the time you are at work, you shouldn't have that job.

There's no real solution. They would have to make everything electronic to even come close to enforcing this. A debit card-like system with the season's worth of tickets on it like they were talking about doing for students would be a way, but too complicated.

Different subject on tickets, how do they keep breaking the previous year's record of season ticket sales if every year they sell out and no expansion has taken place. I know they moved the band around and all, but is that what opened up seats?

P.S. So long as we are making unreasonable demands, I would appreciate it if the administration could find some way to force the doddering, slatternly old blue hairs on the east and west chairbacks to get to the game on time and actually cheer loudly for the Tigers.

we should all get a microchip implanted behind our left ear when we get our season tickets. Also, if we have more than one ticket we get additional metallic bracelets with the same info as our microchip. We pass out these bracelets to our guests at games.

Now, we need to outfit laser sensors on the edges of each gate of the stadium. When we pass through it automatically records our entry. This is much easier than a guy waving a hand sensor.

This seems pretty simple.

Also, LSU could make ticket info sensor earrings. Sterling silver in the shape of our old cool Tiger logo. They would sell like hotcakes, and maybe be more practical than the bracelets.

I agree with the sentiment but as stated, no way to enforce. I also don't like the blue hairs, but all of us will be blue hairs one day too, and I don't think we would appreciate being booted if we had 20, 30, 40 years of owning season tickets.

My bigger overall fear is that with this success and demand for money, the average fan (that can afford seaosn tickets) will be sqeezed out for corporate interests. Not sure if anyone has ever been to a Redskins game at FedEx Field, but that pregame scene is my biggest nightmare - more suits and trust fund kids with pastel popped collars than jerseys and t shirts.

Yea hard to enforce but they can try something anything to reduce this.. Almost all state issued licenses have barcodes now.. Force people to scan their license through for the game. You can make it voluntary for each game just tell season ticket holders you have to do it at least ONE time in a year in order to get season tickets the following year..

Is that so hard?

Just use the same technology that toll bridges use for toll tags.

I think LSU kinda does this by the TAF fees. I mean, they are getting up there. Its cheaper to buy tickets from game to game bases ALOT CHEAPER.

These scalpers are starting to pa ALOT for these sideline seats and in a few years, I imagine it not even being worth it. Of course, not buying the tickets from them would help.

Again, I don't disagree with the sentiment, but...

Y'all are arguing that LSU pay to install technology that would scan people's IDs to verify that they go to enogh games and if they don't they lose their tickets.

So paying for all this new stuff woudl likley just raise ticket prices, and for what exactly? To take away the tickets from likely the people that pay the most to have them and put them in the hands of those that can't afford them as well?

It seems like a hell of a lot of effort and money for not much gain.