I used to hawk tickets and knew (almost) all the sellers that were regulars. For many years-60s some,70's sometimes, 80's and on... a lot. Local Vols' fans probably still recognize many of them week in week out. Some are probably still doing it that I knew then. I only started doing to get good seats for my family and friends, but found out a few hours could get mad money for a week or so...and it was lots of fun. My kids used to hang with me on occasion.
You can believe me or choose not to...but almost all of the scalpers I knew were Vols fans 1st and we made our money on other games besides bama-but still did well at bama games. I have ignored bama fans and given dozens of tickets away for half what they offered and watched others do the same. Some were mad enough to threaten, but I never had anything bad happen. Some years it was extended to Georgia, Florida and Auburn, but always bama. It was almost professional pride. That changed over the years somewhat, but not much until the late 90's, IMO.
One friend of mine used to announce how much a victory was worth every bama day by saying "...I'm willing to give 100 bucks (or whatever) to beat bama today...what about you, fireball? Don't sell your tickets to those rednecks." There're all kinds of traditions.