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OK, so why is Montigel let go?
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<blockquote data-quote="TCUdirtbag" data-source="post: 3165083" data-attributes="member: 61297"><p>This is a naive take. </p><p></p><p>Most everyone’s sales tanked through Covid, and the losses are sustaining elsewhere too. For TCU, that coincided with our legendary head coach tanking our program. Of course sales are down. They knew it was coming too; hence the restructure of the price map etc. Donati’s job isn’t on the chopping block over season ticket sales, and the coach turnover is approved at the top. This whole post is silly. </p><p></p><p>Another interesting couple data sets on our season ticket base that are less impactful than the Covid-led and win-loss drop, but impactful nonetheless: we have a lot of season ticket holders in Dallas and elsewhere an hour+ drive away. There is an expectation that inflation/rising prices will reduce attendance for those traveling from out of town. On top of that, TCU has had a ton of season ticket holders in their 30s—in Fort Worth and all over the state—who were students or young alums in the 2007-2017 glory days. They became loyal season ticket holders and away game travelers. Now they have kids and are starting to have all the Saturday events that conflict with making it to AGCS. The newer iteration of young alums haven’t had unprecedented success to drive them back to AGCS; plus, the newer student body is less native Texan and more likely to take post-grad jobs further from Fort Worth. On the plus side, there are more alums getting churned out. And in the end, winning will drive sales. Need sonny to succeed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TCUdirtbag, post: 3165083, member: 61297"] This is a naive take. Most everyone’s sales tanked through Covid, and the losses are sustaining elsewhere too. For TCU, that coincided with our legendary head coach tanking our program. Of course sales are down. They knew it was coming too; hence the restructure of the price map etc. Donati’s job isn’t on the chopping block over season ticket sales, and the coach turnover is approved at the top. This whole post is silly. Another interesting couple data sets on our season ticket base that are less impactful than the Covid-led and win-loss drop, but impactful nonetheless: we have a lot of season ticket holders in Dallas and elsewhere an hour+ drive away. There is an expectation that inflation/rising prices will reduce attendance for those traveling from out of town. On top of that, TCU has had a ton of season ticket holders in their 30s—in Fort Worth and all over the state—who were students or young alums in the 2007-2017 glory days. They became loyal season ticket holders and away game travelers. Now they have kids and are starting to have all the Saturday events that conflict with making it to AGCS. The newer iteration of young alums haven’t had unprecedented success to drive them back to AGCS; plus, the newer student body is less native Texan and more likely to take post-grad jobs further from Fort Worth. On the plus side, there are more alums getting churned out. And in the end, winning will drive sales. Need sonny to succeed. [/QUOTE]
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