Market forces would say you're wrong. That's what "market" means

Sep 16, 2014
9:31:34am

runnincoug

Many people are not living as extravagantly as you seem to be insinuating. A lot of loyal cougar fans really are trying and struggling to see how to best raise their families on the income they have with the housing costs that we have in Utah.

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runnincoug

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I think Coug fans need to not demean people over ticket prices. It really is

runnincoug

9/16/14 9:18am

But those numbers have to be skewed by the gas pumping utes right? BYU grads

In Reverie

9/16/14 9:21am

professional degree and 5 years experience one should be making well over 58k

Mayor of Cougartown

9/16/14 9:23am

Not all BYU fans have BYU degrees, or any degree.

El Jefe

9/16/14 9:27am

Yes, that's true. I hold alumni to a different standard I suppose

Mayor of Cougartown

9/16/14 9:30am

Avg. salary for graduating BYU alumns is 48K. Yes, it's higher than for Utah

runnincoug

9/16/14 9:35am

Well for all the complaining about Utes with "bad jobs" its amazing that they

crm48

9/16/14 9:24am

...but on the ather hand, fans shouldn't complain about relatively cheap

boogers

9/16/14 9:25am

Market forces would say you're wrong. That's what "market" means

runnincoug

9/16/14 9:31am

Utah is more expensive than Texas and South but still very cheap nationally

Mayor of Cougartown

9/16/14 9:57am

Here's data:

runnincoug

9/16/14 11:05am

Uh...unsold tickets suggests they are not low for the market.

Byron McNertney

9/16/14 9:57am

If only Tithing didn't prevent me from buying season tickets.

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