When I was a freshman in 1969 I sold food in the stands. So I got paid to go.

Sep 16, 2021
6:16:44pm

Florwood All-American

I got paid on Commission. The first game or two when it was warm, soda pop was the thing to be selling. As it got colder, popcorn became the top seller.

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Florwood

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How much were student tickets to football when you were at BYU (or age 22)?

TomPetty

9/16/21 5:09pm

If you went in 1968

byuguns55

9/16/21 5:14pm

You class of 1955?

TomPetty

9/16/21 5:16pm

Ummmm…nope

byuguns55

9/16/21 5:18pm

No all sports pass in my day...

TomPetty

9/16/21 5:18pm

Copy...there are some really old alumni on CB. My apologies good sir.

byuguns55

9/16/21 5:25pm

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kmcougar

9/16/21 5:18pm

Free, but they distributed them by student ward or similar so you moved around.

basman

9/16/21 5:15pm

Free, but if you didn't camp out in line, you were usually out of luck.

kmcougar

9/16/21 5:20pm

I never got them ahead because I liked to go alone, solo tickets easy to get

TomPetty

9/16/21 5:22pm

RE: How much were student tickets to football when you were at BYU (or age 22)?

Doogal McCougar

9/16/21 5:22pm

Hey, I resemble that remark!

TomPetty

9/16/21 5:22pm

I couldn’t believe I spent $20 on scalp tickets to BYU/Utah in 1995.

cougarblue

9/16/21 5:24pm

$3.50 or so

Born2Fish

9/16/21 5:36pm

When I was a freshman in 1969 I sold food in the stands. So I got paid to go.

Florwood

9/16/21 6:16pm

I think my cost as a sophomore (‘96) was $75 for the season for FB tickets. And I gladly sacrificed for this tickets.

specsauce

9/16/21 6:28pm

1995: Football season-$30, basketball season-$17, Cougar Card (all others)-$10.

The Chelsea Dagger

9/16/21 7:38pm

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