[quote=“ZombieLew, post:20, topic:30646”][quote=“NovaNiner, post:19, topic:30646”]Our number one goal should be to get people in the seats by whatever means necessary. Dynamic pricing would be ideal.
Encourage people who have purchased tickets in the past to buy more at a discount.
Sell tickets to high schoolers at significant discounts. At best future recruits start attending our games. At worst future potential students. [/quote]
THIS! SO MUCH THIS!
Designate a section of the stadium for local high schools, donate books of tickets to those schools to sell to their students for $5 or so as a fundraiser.
We get some goodwill with the community for helping the schools raise some money, we get prospective future students on campus for an afternoon, and we (hopefully) get some butts in seats.
It’s not like we’re losing money on the deal, since those seats aren’t being bought anyway. It seems like a win/win to me.[/quote]
You’re forgetting about the actual work people in the athletic department would have to do.
In all honesty, this is a great idea. Give each game to two or three local high schools.
I remember in 6th grade my class took a field trip to UNC Wilmington to “learn about college” and at the end of the day we went to see them play VCU at Trask.