The last time we had an EA CFB game, UofM was in the middle of the 8-5 2012 and 7-6 2013 seasons. This time we are the defending National Champions. I suspect we'll enjoy this version much, much more....to say nothing of upgrades in functionality, realism, etcetera.
Great question. The answer is different for Sellers and Buyers. Seat Geek has half the audience that StubHub has. This means Sellers will find it more difficult to command a premium for their tickets. Buyers on the other hand should pay less given the decreased competition.
You could argue that a portion of the UofM fanbase will flow over to Seat Geek because they have to....and that's certainly important to selling UofM tickets. Ultimately losing half the buyers can only hurt demand, and you can only put so much make up on that pig.
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The last time we had an EA CFB game, UofM was in the middle of the 8-5 2012 and 7-6 2013 seasons. This time we are the defending National Champions. I suspect we'll enjoy this version much, much more....to say nothing of upgrades in functionality, realism, etcetera.
Well done! 100% agree!!
Great question. The answer is different for Sellers and Buyers. Seat Geek has half the audience that StubHub has. This means Sellers will find it more difficult to command a premium for their tickets. Buyers on the other hand should pay less given the decreased competition.
You could argue that a portion of the UofM fanbase will flow over to Seat Geek because they have to....and that's certainly important to selling UofM tickets. Ultimately losing half the buyers can only hurt demand, and you can only put so much make up on that pig.