Ticket cut-offs for the 2006 season have been announced, and demand is at record levels again. For some perspective, here’s what it has taken to get tickets over the past few seasons. Florida is the best barometer for changes since our allotment remains more or less steady from year to year.

2003:
Clemson: all cumulative scores above 11,175
LSU: all cumulative scores above 13,860
Tennessee: all cumulative scores above 11,616
Vandy: All orders were filled
Florida Club: all cumulative scores above 25,051
Florida Regular: all cumulative scores above 4,301
Georgia Tech: all cumulative scores above 15,700

2004:
South Carolina — all cumulative scores above 11,187
Arkansas — all orders were filled
Florida — Club – all cumulative scores above 27,001
Florida — Regular – all cumulative scores above 5,986
Kentucky — all cumulative scores above 5,651
Auburn — all cumulative scores above 14,101

2005:
Miss. St.: all orders were filled
Tennessee: all cumulative scores above 15,601
Vandy: all orders were filled
Florida Club: all cumulative scores above 30,701
Florida Regular: all cumulative scores above 5,301
Georgia Tech: all cumulative scores above 18,751

2006:
South Carolina: all cumulative scores above 16,000
Mississippi: all cumulative scores above 12,850
Florida Club: all cumulative scores above 32,400
Florida Regular: all cumulative scores above 6,800
Kentucky: all orders were filled
Auburn: all cumulative scores above 19,506