What happens when college football games are only for the rich? Some faithful fans are finding out

Quit your whining

"The thirst for greater revenue has led to more premium amenities and premium offerings at premium prices often at the expense of patrons beneath the top tax bracket.
That tension is part of the backdrop at Florida State. As the Seminoles fight for every dollar to compete with wealthier programs in the SEC and Big Ten, they recently finished a nine-figure stadium update that reduced capacity by 12,000 while turning cheaper bleacher seats into pricier club areas and loge boxes."

Private equity, Bobo. Shady deal inbound for the B1G that Michigan and USC are against. USC are opposed because they're getting a lesser amount. Michigan opposes because it's a bailout package for teams/universities that are broke. Crazy days when we hear both UM and SC might go independent.

They're killing the goose that laid the golden egg.