Fans of the Dragons are paying $600 and more for season tickets to this fall’s games. They’re paying $90 just for the right to pay $600 more. Rabid fans, those Dragons, but also reticent ones if you believe Belo. WFAA waits in line for tix in Southlake, but can find no one–not one person–to talk on the record about their hope for landing the prized seats. Why is that? Is there shame attached with spending that much for four home games? I doubt it, given how the fans will make their support very public come September.
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