“It’s kind of stupid. Sometimes you just want to go to one game. If I weren’t in marching band I probably wouldn’t go to any games – I’m a broke college student.”

Kiara O’Reilly, freshman, music education

 

“If I want to go to a football game, I’ll only want to go to one or two of them.”

Austin Matthews, freshman, music composition

 

“I feel like some people might not have enough money for a sports pass, and they won’t go to all the games anyway.”

Ellie Emoto, junior, apparel merchandising

 

“That’s horrible. A basic principle here in the U.S. is free will. We should not be forced to buy things. This is our school – we pay for almost everything.”

Cornelius Adewale, master’s student, soil science

 

“We’re paying so much money for tuition as it is. I personally don’t even like the idea of a sports pass. All that should be included.”

Ryan Jeska, senior, criminal justice

 

“I’m going to take a sports pass from a friend that’s not going. That’s messed up.”

Alex Clarke, junior, environmental science

 

“That’s kind of strange. It doesn’t make sense unless there’s too many students for the sections. I mean, as students we’re probably subsidizing some part of it.”

Jared McEntire, senior, biology

 

“I don’t think that’s a good idea because I know a lot of my friends work and they won’t be able to go to many of the games.”

Elissa Still, junior, geology

 

“That’s wrong. I guess that makes it harder if you have a friend in town who wants to go to the game. If I didn’t have a sports pass, I’d be pissed.”

Blake Steele, sophomore, business management and information systems