ShreveFrog
Full Member
Wow @westoverhillbilly you’re an old. Just messin!’ The 1969 Mike Phipps led Purdue Boilermakers stand out in my ooc memory as a lad on one hot humid Saturday. Frog comeback came up short. As I’m sure you remember.
EMAIL: 2025 TCU Football Ticket Info
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Big Frog II
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I remember that game well. If we could have played another five minutes we would’ve won.
westoverhillbilly
Active Member
Yes I do remember that game as I was 13 years old. My mother oversaw program sales for their alum association and got my friends and I into the stadium free.
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froginmn
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TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
I will be registering my complaint with the AD. That is BS to keep taking away prime home games whether to Jerry's World or Ireland. Especially now that OUt and Fexas are gone. Just shut up and enjoy Tarleton and UCF and Cincinnatti.
StinnettFrog
Active Member
unfortunately it’s all about money now. I am starting to feel the same way. If I’m going to watch TCU play North Carolina on TV in Ireland or Jerry World, I might as well watch the rest of them on tv.
TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
Agree. We reduced from four to two our tickets this year. Might just go to zero next year and watch from home. Especially if they do this.
Putt4Purple
Active Member
For me this might be a blessing in disguise. I did not renew tickets for next year. I did not think it was financially feasible with no family members able to go with me. I/we the Mrs and I had planned on a bucket list trip to the British Islands anyway. England/Scotland /Ireland. This would be and added bonus watching the Frogs along with our desired trip. It’s just a dream for now. Hopefully it’ll happen.
FroggleRock
Active Member
The athletic department really needs to take a step back and gauge what they’re doing to the fans right now. You canceled a rivalry game and told us we were going to get more home games. Then you hiked up ticket prices when fan interest was waning. Now you’re going to move the marquee nonconference game out of the country, which will now result in going back to only having 6 home games again. I understand that money is the name of the game right now, but pissing off fans to the point to where fans don’t want to spend any money on the program at all? That’s a pretty stupid tactic.
Dr. Coach Haus
Active Member
I really would like to know how many non-renewals there have been and how many new season ticket holders.
hometown frog
Active Member
Same here. But I’m guessing that will be numbers that TCU never officially states.
The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog
Full Member
When I called on the last Friday well before 5 and no one bothered to pick up the phone despite waiting on hold until about 5:40 before finally leaving a message, that's all I needed to know.
I called in twice before with questions and the girl answering the phone sounded like a temp. I remember when we used to have real professionals as account reps. Tommy was awesome and eventually moved on to the Rangers where he did an awesome job there.
I called in twice before with questions and the girl answering the phone sounded like a temp. I remember when we used to have real professionals as account reps. Tommy was awesome and eventually moved on to the Rangers where he did an awesome job there.
Bruce Berry
Active Member
I gave up my tickets. The last two years were awful.
SlappyFrog
New Member
Out of the 16 season tickets our group had last year (and the 15 years before) we only had 4 tickets renewed this year.
Dr. Coach Haus
Active Member
Dr. Coach Haus
Active Member
The football hasn't been to an exciting level the past two years. I renewed with my kid there and we enjoy the tailgating with friends which we have been doing for nearly 10 years.
Dogfrog
Active Member
Thanks for joining today to inform us.
FloridaFrog76129
Active Member
It’s at least 7,000 tickets given the urgency of the emails and fire drills from the athletic department
There’s easily 1-2 high ranking athletic department people (Associate AD) who need to find a job elsewhere…very soon
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JetFlyingFrog
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we did not renew our 6 club seats. it's a hell of a savings and honestly a better gathering with tailgating, cheep beer, great bbq, and friends and family in our neighborhood anyway.
Yeah, I guess there's nothing like being at the game, but when you start thinking about what kind of gatherings/parties you could throw in the house or yard for what tickets cost, then it really seems stupid to buy tickets.
When it was amateur football, you could at least tell yourself you were doing it to support the school/program, no matter how weak or naive that argument might have been. Now that they are pros though, it's pretty obvious the whole system is designed to take as much of your money as possible, and little else. We have the NFL for that, but at least they are all actually really good at football and there are some real serious rules to ensure parity and competition.
