I understand that it is a business, but a very overpaid business in all regards.
We are seeing the evidence that it is reaching the top as many baseball teams are struggling in ticket sales. The NFL is seeing it according to their commissioner. But stated they would not lower ticket prices in the hardest hit areas.
Personally I feel I would rather see a teacher, a doctor make the kind of salaries that a player makes.
And I agree the college level is seeing it with the sky boxes to bring in the big buck sponsors and boosters. I guess I am just to old school to see the need for that much money.
We see growth in off the wall sports that the everyday fan can attend for less than s small loan on their house.
As long as the masses continue to endorse the prices, buy the clothing, we will see it grow, but soon, very soon you will be paying to watch every NFL game on tv is my guess. I very seldom watch a pro game of any type. But once I have to pay to watch it on TV I will be done with it.
It bothers me to pay the pay per view for our games, as it could be shown via internet if the conference would allow it.