Lots of Tech grads who went to every game while they were on campus move out to all parts of the country. I take every chance I can get to watch a game live, but for me that means trying to hit any away games that are anywhere near me and take in the occasional championship/bowl game. This is where our national reputation for educational excellence hurts us...we spread out too far wide. If we were just any old state university (say, Georgia, for instance) we'd have virtually our entire alumni base local, plus all the rando sidewalk fans that jump on the bandwagon. It helps them in football to be small time in life.
It could also be the package buy of advertising as well. Even if almost every ticket was sold, you would let the ads run
Atlanta is a fair weather bandwagon town. If we continue on the trajectory we are on, I can see us selling out a lot more often.
1 GT game > Lifetime supply of KSU games. As ridiculous as that sounds, it's true. I hope you reconsider.
If they're saving some tickets for the 3 game bundle in the area you want, why not just buy that and then add on the extra games you can make in singles? This kind of seems like a very low hurdle...if this ruins your fanhood of the team was it really that strong to begin with?
