Did you give up your season tickets in the past few years
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Never had 'em. Right as I got to the stage in life where I had money to burn, they started playing three home games against East Overshoe Polytechnic. I'm not cheap, but I'm extremely principled when it comes to being ripped off. No way I'm paying for season tickets so I can sit in shitty seats and maybe only three or four games per year are at all intriguing.
My plan, until this year, was to pick up tickets to whichever FCS doormat the squaad opens against (this was before the mighty Huskies lost to these sort of teams...) for basically free and sit in great seats and watch an ass-kicking. The kids didn't know any better, so it was a cheap way for them to get into it, guaranteed win, daytime game in early September (decent chance of good weather), etc. Then I would spend the cost of season tickets on REALLY good (and covered) seats to the one or two games that really mattered for myself and the beard/friend/Dad/etc. 81% of the Tim, these games were losses, but '16 Stanford was fun...
Watching the four-game abortion last year left me zero desire to spend a penny in '21, a decision that was rewarded by the first game of the season, as the kids and I were having a kickass time camping and riding in Shelton, completely unaware that the Dawgs were becoming that week's college football punchline. I don't know if a complete gutting of the AD, with installation of competent staff, would even get me back in the stands this year. There's not really any reason to be proud of being a Washington fan anymore. They play a pathetic non-conference schedule, the roster is just as full of transfer portal mercenaries as Oregon State or the Coug, etc.
My plan, until this year, was to pick up tickets to whichever FCS doormat the squaad opens against (this was before the mighty Huskies lost to these sort of teams...) for basically free and sit in great seats and watch an ass-kicking. The kids didn't know any better, so it was a cheap way for them to get into it, guaranteed win, daytime game in early September (decent chance of good weather), etc. Then I would spend the cost of season tickets on REALLY good (and covered) seats to the one or two games that really mattered for myself and the beard/friend/Dad/etc. 81% of the Tim, these games were losses, but '16 Stanford was fun...
Watching the four-game abortion last year left me zero desire to spend a penny in '21, a decision that was rewarded by the first game of the season, as the kids and I were having a kickass time camping and riding in Shelton, completely unaware that the Dawgs were becoming that week's college football punchline. I don't know if a complete gutting of the AD, with installation of competent staff, would even get me back in the stands this year. There's not really any reason to be proud of being a Washington fan anymore. They play a pathetic non-conference schedule, the roster is just as full of transfer portal mercenaries as Oregon State or the Coug, etc.
I wouldn’t be surprised if my dad did the same. He gave up the basketball tickets because nobody wants to go to a shitty, meaningless game at 8 pm.
My dad tried to give me and other family members the tickets to the last couple games and I don’t think anyone had any excitement to go.
I gave up season tickets in 2016. But I single buy to most games unless I'm worn out on hotel+travel just to watch us eat Chips ass in the 4th quarter.
After Cal I walked around and around just to find one bar open after 11pm. Seattle is the No Fun Zone.
After Cal I walked around and around just to find one bar open after 11pm. Seattle is the No Fun Zone.