Nice.  With high ticket demand I would have guessed more tix would have went to the  donors/alums.  But no.

@tammany I would have assumed that as well. I am happy that students get more tickets. I am interested in where they put them. They cannot do another reseat late in the year. When they opened up more seats for students last year they put them up in the corner on the west side.

@thehoosierhuddle Yea, would have to think the high rows on the west side.  Just a guess.

I like the students getting more seats too.  College is short and you never forget whatever cool games you got to go to.  Plus it helps with the atmosphere.

Nice!

Good move too. Build for the long run, not the short term. An even rowdier college atmosphere, students on board supporting the program, and cultivating those future donors.

I am an unfan of paywalled stories posted unless marked, and I guess this one was. If need to, I can usually get one read. but its not liking me today. 'Sports Business Journal' has a clip of the article and link back to the star. Says last year for the first time they capped student sales at 11k, and expect to add 3-4K more.

Again, nice!

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Nice!

Good move too. Build for the long run, not the short term. An even rowdier college atmosphere, students on board supporting the program, and cultivating those future donors.

Great post.  Thinking same.  Great to see our admin not selling or pricing out students for short term revenue.  Go Hoosiers!  

 

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