subflea Wrote:Students at UC do not have to have tickets to get into the games. All UC athletic events are free to the students, so any students at the game do not fall into the "tickets sold" category.

UC does count it in the attendance. They might not sell them, but after their ID is scanned it goes into the attendance category. Same with basketball... trust me, the attendance was correct.

Final avg home attendance for UC was 20,373 - I think it will go up considerably next year with visits from WVU and UofL, and it looks like UC will start off with an easier schedule which should allow them to win several games early.

If UC can boost their average attendance up next year, we just might have something in the works in Cincinnati. The team is already well on the way down the right path it seems.

KnightLight Wrote:UC did a good job of cutting sideline tix prices 50%, other tix specials for other seats/sections, $1 cokes and $1 hot dogs, etc...

Thanks for the props KL, except I wish UC wouldn't have to do the above

Otherwise, what a great night

BJUnklFkr Wrote:

KnightLight Wrote:UC did a good job of cutting sideline tix prices 50%, other tix specials for other seats/sections, $1 cokes and $1 hot dogs, etc...

Thanks for the props KL, except I wish UC wouldn't have to do the above

Otherwise, what a great night

Just remember, its easier to sell folks on your program if they are there IN PERSON to see it!

Give them a small taste (even at a discount)...then SELL THEM on what a great time/day it can be to be a College Football Season Tix Fan.

Once they taste the goods...you already won 1/2 the battle.

KL