KU Sports: Apparently, a dismal economic climate isn’t enough to dampen anticipation for the upcoming Kansas University football season.

Despite the more frugal nature of the current American consumer, KU associate athletic director Jim Marchiony said Friday that the university had sold approximately 35,000 season ticket packages as of last week, roughly 1,000 more that it had sold at a similar point last summer and 4,000 more than the team sold total in 2007.

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