WTSooner
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I'm no osu ticket expert, but here is an article suggesting they sold a few hundred more in 2022 vs 2021. They didn't play OU at home in 2022.And I literally explained what they are doing and can do to compensate for that.
They are bringing in Arkansas.
They are bringing in other big name opponents.
Colorado will have the allure of Deion, as long as he is there.
And maybe most importantly, they have a chance to be at the top of the Big 12 standings every year with OU/texas gone.
You think their stadium is going to be empty? They aren't going to sell any tickets? Any drop they see in ticket sales not having OU on the home schedule every other year is going to be so insignificant, it wouldn't be worth mentioning. Not to mention they'll be getting more from the conference in general.
Non-issue.
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Cowboy Football Surpasses Season Ticket Total From Previous Year - Oklahoma State University Athletics
STILLWATER, Okla. ---- Once again showcasing the strength of the program and enduring support from the fan base, Oklahoma State football has already surpasse...