Okay, what do we know?
From monceaux, October 2015:
This year (2015), we sold 14,650 full season packages (as of 9/27) and 844 mini-plans. The Little Coogs are being sold on a per-game basis this season. That's a total of 15,494 after losing 3,068 plans for Little Coogs.
The Tom Herman effect was an increase of over 25% on full-season packages and 300% on mini plans.
Based on the attrition that occurred from those reducing their total number of tickets from '14 - '15, and the success of last year, the relatively fair pricing considering OU this year, etc.. I expect renewal rate to be pretty dang high.. Let's assume 75% - 85% renewal .. reasonable?
75% (15,494) = 11,620
80% (15,494) = 12,395
85% (15,494) = 13,170
Take into account the 23 days of 100-tickets sold.. at least 2,500 tickets in Feb alone:
75% (15,494) = 11,620 + 2,500 = 14,120
80% (15,494) = 12,395 + 2,500 = 14,895
85% (15,494) = 13,170 + 2,500 = 15,670
With 190 days left until the start of the season... 17,500 is happening and 20,000 is possible!
From monceaux, October 2015:
This year (2015), we sold 14,650 full season packages (as of 9/27) and 844 mini-plans. The Little Coogs are being sold on a per-game basis this season. That's a total of 15,494 after losing 3,068 plans for Little Coogs.
The Tom Herman effect was an increase of over 25% on full-season packages and 300% on mini plans.
Based on the attrition that occurred from those reducing their total number of tickets from '14 - '15, and the success of last year, the relatively fair pricing considering OU this year, etc.. I expect renewal rate to be pretty dang high.. Let's assume 75% - 85% renewal .. reasonable?
75% (15,494) = 11,620
80% (15,494) = 12,395
85% (15,494) = 13,170
Take into account the 23 days of 100-tickets sold.. at least 2,500 tickets in Feb alone:
75% (15,494) = 11,620 + 2,500 = 14,120
80% (15,494) = 12,395 + 2,500 = 14,895
85% (15,494) = 13,170 + 2,500 = 15,670
With 190 days left until the start of the season... 17,500 is happening and 20,000 is possible!
