It will be very interesting to see where the final season ticket numbers come in. I've got to think it will be south of 20,000, which certainly raises the question of whether it was worth it to keep Collins or fire him last year. I know there is a $7 million difference in the contract, but at some point, you're losing money either way. He's here this year, so I hope he is successful, but if we lose, say, 5,000 season tickets at $600 per ticket all in (with required donations?), that's $3 million. How hard will it be to get that money back in the future? I hope people who don't renew realize that they can watch on tv or find other things to do during the season. We need them all to come back with 3 or 4 friends with them.