LSU Board Approves Basketball Season Ticket Price Hikes
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BATON ROUGE — LSU Athletics asked the university Board of Supervisors Thursday to approve higher season-ticket prices for men's and women's basketball, proposing top men's tickets rise from $450 to $500 and top women's from $250 to $300 for next season; per-game increases were reported at $1 to $22 for men and $1 to $6 for women, and some Pete Maravich Assembly Center sections would see $50 reductions. The LSU Board met Thursday morning at 9 a.m. to vote on the pricing plan and considered employment contracts for athletics staff, including Athletic Director Verge Ausberry, football general manager Billy Glasscock and men's basketball head coach Will Wade; WBRZ reported the board approved the ticket increases and provided a livestream of the proceedings, signaling administrative moves to adjust revenue and personnel arrangements.
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Timeline of Events
- LSU Athletics proposed season-ticket price changes and released proposed per-game ranges.
- WBRZ reported the proposed increases and noted some section-specific price drops.
- The LSU Board of Supervisors scheduled a Thursday meeting, livestreamed and set for 9 a.m.
- The board reviewed athletics staff employment contracts alongside the ticket-pricing vote.
- The LSU Board voted to approve the ticket-price increases for men's and women's basketball.
Why This Matters to You
If you're a fan of LSU basketball, your wallet may feel a bit lighter next season. Men's and women's season-ticket prices are set to rise, with some per-game increases as well. However, some sections at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center may see a $50 price drop. Check the LSU Athletics website for specific details.
The Bottom Line
LSU Athletics is adjusting its revenue strategy, which includes raising ticket prices. This move could impact your budget if you're a regular attendee. Remember, supporting your team doesn't always mean attending every game. Consider watching some games from home or at a local sports bar. Worth forwarding if you know other LSU basketball fans.
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LSU Athletics and related staff are positioned to benefit financially from increased ticket revenue intended to support programs and personnel costs.
Season-ticket holders and lower-income fans may experience reduced affordability and higher per-game costs as a direct result of the approved increases.
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