We've raised our football prices by $3

[Huskerz]

http://www.journalstar.com/articles/2006/03/25/huskerextra/doc442225bb2c956824737995.txt

With operating costs still rising and NU coming off a Alamo Bowl victory in 2005, a season ticket to Nebraska’s seven home football games will cost $336 this season, up nearly 7 percent.

The breakdown:

-- Season-ticket holders will pay an average of $48 a game this season, up $3 over last year. NU faculty and staff will pay $45 a game, also a  $3 increase. Student tickets are unchanged at $21 a game.

-- Before figuring in donations required to reserve some seats at Memorial Stadium, the 6,500 seats added as part of the ongoing expansion project will generate $2,184,000 in ticket revenue for the athletic department next season.
 
-- Season-ticket prices at other schools based on a random Web search: Vanderbilt, $80-$140 (six games); Baylor, $165-$225 (seven); Colorado State, $199 (six); South Carolina, $280 (seven); Tennessee, $296 (seven) and Texas A&M, $220-$445 (seven).

-- Season-ticket prices at NU are up nearly 7 percent over 2005, but over the last five years, prices have risen less than 10 percent. The average ticket price in 2002 was $43.75.

-- Single-game tickets for NU home games in 2006 are $55 for nonconference games, $60 for games with Kansas and Missouri and $65 for games with Texas and Colorado.

-- The lowest-priced ticket for a Nebraska road game in 2006 is $65 at Southern California and at Iowa State. Others: Kansas State ($70), Texas A&M ($80) and Oklahoma State ($85).

[cats12ksu]

I know that this is will come as a shock to you Huskerz, but I bet you will sell out every game, even if STEVIE raised prices $25 a game. 

[Huskerz]

No doubt about it Cats.  We'd even sell out the game even if Stevie raised ticket prices to $30 a game.