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<blockquote data-quote="GT flunkout" data-source="post: 1180624" data-attributes="member: 4054">&quot;We need to drop capacity for our eventual losing streak&quot;&quot;dropping capacity will make every game the same blood pumping ticket like pitt where we had all our seats&quot;Math doesn&#039;t mathAny thoughts on stadium capacity should be contingent on consistent winning.&nbsp; I don&#039;t mean undefeated seasons or national championships, I mean consistent winning, competing for conference championships consistently.&nbsp; Planning for anything different isn&#039;t planning at all.&nbsp; Shrinking the stadium without winning doesn&#039;t make anyone&#039;s blood pump.This also reduces seating in our highest demand areas, every bit as much as the cheap seats. Is someone sitting on the 40 in the lower west going to pay the same prices when they are shoved down to the 10?&nbsp; I&#039;m sure they&#039;ve done the revenue maximization formulas on that, but I&#039;m not sure I buy it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GT flunkout, post: 1180624, member: 4054"] "We need to drop capacity for our eventual losing streak" "dropping capacity will make every game the same blood pumping ticket like pitt where we had all our seats" Math doesn't math Any thoughts on stadium capacity should be contingent on consistent winning. I don't mean undefeated seasons or national championships, I mean consistent winning, competing for conference championships consistently. Planning for anything different isn't planning at all. Shrinking the stadium without winning doesn't make anyone's blood pump. This also reduces seating in our highest demand areas, every bit as much as the cheap seats. Is someone sitting on the 40 in the lower west going to pay the same prices when they are shoved down to the 10? I'm sure they've done the revenue maximization formulas on that, but I'm not sure I buy it. [/QUOTE]

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