https://scarletknights.com/news/200...07_Rutgers_Football_Season.aspx?path=football
Just sad how far we have fallen.
Just sad how far we have fallen.
Remember when we had a 12K waiting list for season tickets?https://scarletknights.com/news/200...07_Rutgers_Football_Season.aspx?path=football
Just sad how far we have fallen.
I feel like it had to be a dream, or this is just a nightmare.Remember when we had a 12K waiting list for season tickets?
Old queens bar hands them out like free burgers on Friday afternoon.If it's anything like basketball, 70% of those tickets will go unused. Here's hoping that's not the case, but Rutgers football tickets are basically at "can't give them away" status right now.
You are probably the exception, not the rule and you would have bought in anyway in 2006 without the free ticket as a kid. My brother ran a pop Warner football program for many years. When Rutgers was bad, he couldn’t give the tickets away. It wasn’t until Rutgers started winning did the kids have any interest. Going 1-11 with a free ticket isn’t going to move the needle.I respectfully disagree. It was precisely those free tix that got me to my first game and made me a lifelong fan. If you give away 100 tix but gain even two people who are going to buy season tix after the had a good experience its worth it.
When the program is good, it will sell itself with the bandwagon crowd just like 2006. But the lifelong fans are going to be the ones who bought in when we were bad.
Fair, but it's hard to think of a downside to giving away unused tickets.You are probably the exception, not the rule and you would have bought in anyway in 2006 without the free ticket as a kid. My brother ran a pop Warner football program for many years. When Rutgers was bad, he couldn’t give the tickets away. It wasn’t until Rutgers started winning did the kids have any interest. Going 1-11 with a free ticket isn’t going to move the needle.
A Communications AD for two sports with 1 of those being women's golf. Don't know exactly what's involved in that job but that sure seems like overkill.A lot of people for what? I don't think you really know what you're looking at.
Tell me, specifically, where you see too many people.
A Communications AD for two sports with 1 of those being women's golf. Don't know exactly what's involved in that job but that sure seems like overkill.
UMass from $40? BwaHawHawHawHaw!!!!!well.It appears Rutgers Football tickets has made it to Groupon for 2019!
Way to Go Roy Hobbs!
https://www.groupon.com/deals/fanxchange-rutgers-scarlet-knights-footba
Would he/she polish their balls?That individual would likely be responsible for all of the administrative work associated with the women's golf team - up to and including scheduling and travel.
Would he/she polish their balls?
But they'll still require a full body search for you to get into the stadium!What’s next? If you buy a season parking tag, they give you 4 General Admission season tickets for free.
But they'll still require a full body search for you to get into the stadium!
And let's not forget the ancillary costs that go along with this. Concession sales, Rutgers gear purchases, donations (outside of seat licenses and parking pass donations), etc. Very hard to put a number on that, but it adds up over a 5 year decline.
well.It appears Rutgers Football tickets has made it to Groupon for 2019!
Way to Go Roy Hobbs!
https://www.groupon.com/deals/fanxchange-rutgers-scarlet-knights-footba
This. The poster stating the loss would only be $2.2million this year is clearly out of touch with reality.
well.It appears Rutgers Football tickets has made it to Groupon for 2019!
Way to Go Roy Hobbs!
https://www.groupon.com/deals/fanxchange-rutgers-scarlet-knights-footba
Is that for real?
Maybe Hobbs can go on Shark Tank.......
It would depend on the excitement level surrounding the new hire. Surely, some would stick around and give him a chance. Now, most of those who are leaving this year will not be back, no matter who we hire. $$$$It's all speculation, but looking at 2015 season tickets sold of
31,168 and then comparing projected 2019 of 16,752 season tickets sold, that equates to a loss over 4 years of $7,208,000, or $1,802,000/year.
The unknown is if Ash was canned at end of 2018, would we still see a huge drop in season ticket sales in 2019.
Groupon? Lol
What a shame...
Your statement is internally conflicted. Maybe Hobbs wanted to move on and Barchi stopped him. Nobody really knows that answer except Barchi and Hobbs.I’m ready to have Hobbs walk right out the door with Ash. He will have cost this school about 25m on this hire and people want to give him another crack?
The ultimate problem is Barchi. He is total cancer for athletics, nothing changes until he goes. He’s destroying our AD.
Except winning isn’t that easyI am not so sure we want these people to come. If people come to watch on freebies for us get our ass kicked and leave at halftime , is that a good experience for anyone? Easiest thing to do is just win and these BS ticket strategies go away.
I was involved 2004-2006. It was going on before that though. Within our own program it was poorly managed. Our president would purchase the 50 tickets and hand them out the night before or the day of the game with little or no notice.That’s great . When was this ?
Your statement is internally conflicted. Maybe Hobbs wanted to move on and Barchi stopped him. Nobody really knows that answer except Barchi and Hobbs.
"the podcast"--which one might that be?In the podcast, Hobbs made it 100% known that he thinks Ash is going to get it done. No conflict.
I had a similar experience. We’ve had from 9-18 season tix for 30 or so years and this year I got one call from a ticket rep in early February but I wasn’t home. It’s not that I expect to be pleaded with—and we just renewed this week—but given the horrid shape of the program I would think they’d be making more of an effort to get folks to renew. I have heard of similar lack of effort from other ticket holders.Nobody even reached out to me about renewing this year. Wasn't going to anyway, but that seems like a pretty bad oversight given we only have a couple dozen season ticket holders left.
this is true.Its possible Hobbs did want to can Asherror.and Barchi being his hater of power five athletics,said no.Its also 100% true that the BOG football guys had the money raised to buy Ash out after last season.Your statement is internally conflicted. Maybe Hobbs wanted to move on and Barchi stopped him. Nobody really knows that answer except Barchi and Hobbs.
"the podcast"--which one might that be?
Have not heard this. Heard the money was not there. Without a direct source to the BOG football guys, what you and I "heard" is just rumor.this is true.Its possible Hobbs did want to can Asherror.and Barchi being his hater of power five athletics,said no.Its also 100% true that the BOG football guys had the money raised to buy Ash out after last season.
I will have to give that another listen.The last one with Danny breslaur and Jon Newman.
I'm in complete agreement with your inference. Maybe for a small Division II college with 3000 students this is a lot of people, but for a major public research institution with 23 sports teams in a premier Division 1A conference, 69K students and hundreds of thousands of alumni, this is nothing.