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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mondio" data-source="post: 995765" data-attributes="member: 10441">I think the average fan in the stands has changed.  Many more seem to be driven by being at the place to be so to speak rather than there for football.  I know since i've been in high school at least, many kids of fans, some not yet born even, were being added like crazy to the season ticket list.  How many grew up to be real fans, or will when the time comes?  when they're winning you can hardly touch a ticket for less than 200 bucks and that's from someone you k now with tickets.  Prior to the Dallas game last year I regularly saw people around me putting them down to 50-75 dollars to get rid of them.  Then we started winning again. What are these people going to do  that sell half their tickets and it pays for them going to do when the 2ndary market dries up because they have 3 seasons of losing and nobody paying for their tickets?at the risk of sounding like an old codger, I don't think today's fan is quite as hardy or resilient as the prior generation.  Maybe I'm wrong. Like most of you, I hope to not find out.</blockquote>

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