11-02-2010, 12:23 PM
Here is my measure of fan interest:
http://www.stubhub.com/stanford-football...10-933140/
Not that I am advocating or discouraging this as the way to acquire or dispose of tickets, but it is a good way to tell how popular an event is.
To me the prices are very solid. A bit lower than the prices for the Huskies-Stanford game last weekend, but quite good for Stanford. Big Game, of course, has higher prices, but there seems to be more than pedestrian demand for the two remaining Stanford football home games.
(Some people are unreasonable in what they are asking - pay no attention to the top of the prices, but the bottom end of the prices means that everything cheaper has sold - so that is a good estimate of the spot prices for tickets.)
http://www.stubhub.com/stanford-football...10-933140/
Not that I am advocating or discouraging this as the way to acquire or dispose of tickets, but it is a good way to tell how popular an event is.
To me the prices are very solid. A bit lower than the prices for the Huskies-Stanford game last weekend, but quite good for Stanford. Big Game, of course, has higher prices, but there seems to be more than pedestrian demand for the two remaining Stanford football home games.
(Some people are unreasonable in what they are asking - pay no attention to the top of the prices, but the bottom end of the prices means that everything cheaper has sold - so that is a good estimate of the spot prices for tickets.)
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