The heat needs to be put on the athletic department

[DeerPark12]

you have me mistaken for someone else. my claim is that the reason ticket prices are so high is because of the secondary market, not because of UT. ticket prices for the games that most fans want to go to are in fact really expensive on the secondary market. the only reason UAB tickets are so cheap is because demand for those tickets are really low thus the prices are low. Nobody wants to drive 3 or more hours to sit in 100 degree heat to watch UT win by 70 points. those tickets always get sold to families with kids that are local.

I don't know why you call me entitled for just saying the truth? that's truly f#cked up man you got some real anger issues to work on.

So what's your solution? What should UT be doing differently?

 

[kcvols1]

You don’t “need“ a room, you want a room. I drive as far (south of ATL). For late games, not this one (we just drove back), I’ll drive an hour back. Usually Athens or Cleveland and get a room and it’s not crazy.

Confirmed. I’ve done the same.

Power nap in the garage while the traffic thins out, then south bound and down.

If I’m bringing the whole fam damily, I shell out for a hotel but otherwise press home.

 

[Rockytopvol86]

There's your problem.

I agree part of it. But the energy levels were not present

 

[kcvols1]

The struggle is real lol. It’s easily the most uncomfortable stadium I’ve ever been to. Whoever designed Neyland was 5’5” 135 lbs.

That’s probably average size for Americans until about 1980.

 

[UTFranklinVol]

So what's your solution? What should UT be doing differently?

there's no solution. the free market is the free market. ticket prices will only go down when demand goes down (aka when Tennessee sucks again).