Is there an over/under on empty seats...

[oumartin]

at that new super fantastic state of the art stadium up there in Stillwater?

I'll say more than 5,000

[OUstud]

Yeah I'll take the over on that too. Sad really. Aggy. :rolleyes:

[Soonerus]

I'll take the over...unless they give them away, as has been rumored...

[tommieharris91]

at that new super fantastic state of the art stadium up there in Stillwater?

I'll say more than 5,000

That's your over/under? It needs to be closer to 8,000.

[sooner518]

definitely the over

39,000 season tickets sold.
5,000 tickets to OU

capacity = 60,000

so there SHOULD be 16,000 empty seats, right?

[Curly Bill]

Over...

I predict 8,921 empty seats.

[soonerboy_odanorth]

They are idiots. Unless.... they open up single ticket sales at the last moment. Kudos to them that Boone is as wealthy as he is and has gotten them flush with money.

But how do you sustain it? And in this economic environment shouldn't you be trying to squeeze every last doller out of any opportunity you have???

I understand how they do not want a 1/2 crimson stadium. But there is that bottom line to consider.

But why am I complaining? They are being aggie.... they'll prop up this team and that... this athlete and that. But bottom line they will still be trying to be the spoiler and trying to end up somewhere north of 4th place in their DIVISION! and live nowhere near Championship-ville....

[oumartin]

u can buy a single ticket. I guess actually it is a season ticket but being this is their last home game this year.. the cost is 299.00 per ticket

[fadada1]

u can buy a single ticket. I guess actually it is a season ticket but being this is their last home game this year.. the cost is 299.00 per ticket

that's a lot of overtime hours at the food lion for those poke grads.

[sooneron]

If they don't want to sell out their stadium and make the $, that craphole should lose it's accreditation.

[1890MilesToNorman]

5,500 humans and 4,000 sheep. The sheep can affords the good seats too.

[1890MilesToNorman]

5,500 humans and 4,000 sheep. The sheep can affords the good seats too.

That leaves 1500 without dates!