View Full Version : Games against U of L & WVU are SOLDOUT.
B Saho
09-27-2007, 08:51 PM
Home games against Louisville and West Virginia are sold out! And less than 5,000 tickets are left for Uconn. Doesn't this tell you something? Finally UC Football is a NATIONAL POWERHOUSE! =]
Bruce Monnin
09-27-2007, 09:05 PM
Time to raise ticket prices!
MicksTheGuy
09-28-2007, 07:02 AM
Do you think it is possible that these games move to PBS? What if we beat Rutgers?
Do we have the ability to expand Nipert at all? Sort of seems crazy that someone has not already had some thoughts on this. Sure our crowds have been low but I'm sure it would have made for a great design and art project.
shaunsimpson
09-28-2007, 07:40 AM
There were (and I assume are) talks about expanding the 2nd deck all the way around.
red_n_black_attack
09-28-2007, 08:03 AM
There were (and I assume are) talks about expanding the 2nd deck all the way around.
Second deck, we need a third deck!, Reconfigure the multi level press box, add some luxury suites. While I think the north end zone is neat, that has to be seating all the way around.
Ticket prices can go up a bit, but please leave concession prices affordable.
BearcatDrew
09-28-2007, 10:31 AM
There is no way these games are moved to PBS, there would be mass confusion and it would be hard to get a lot of students out in that case. Also it wouldn't be much of a home field advantage anymore. Keep the games at Nippert, and expand the stadium to about 45k-50k.
I agree with Bearcat Drew, leave the games at Nippert, all the sutdents have to do is walk out their dorms to the game, getting to PBS would be a hassle for them
moleman
09-28-2007, 02:07 PM
Nippert is the ONLY place UC should ever play! We need to sell out 30,000 season tickets for a couple of years and then entertain the thought. Enjoy what is happening now and stay the course. Although it is fun to dream.
Deaf_Bearcat
09-28-2007, 02:21 PM
National powerhouse? Not yet. Let's wait until we get through Rutgers.
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