A lot of poor people in this thread. It's an NIL event and true practice, with a real scrimmage (not the typical blue/white dunk fest) with the coaches mic'd up, teaching you what they do and why. If someone said they could get you in a real UK practice for $100-300, a lot of folks would bite.
Again, this is the near era and if UK is going to compete, they have to put on events like this.
I wouldn't consider myself poor by any stretch, but I still agree with others that the pricing is crazy high for multiple reasons:
1. The Blue-White scrimmage isn't a new event, so it is kinda short-sighted/callous for administration to completely ignore the fans who have been going for years (probaby decades in some cases) . It isn't like the cost became tiered w/some seats remaining a similar cost to previous years and adding more expensive seats that have additional priveledges (meet the players before or after, etc)
2. While it may not seem extreme for 1 ticket, it is to take a family.
This isn't to say the athletics dept cannot choose to do it... they can choose whatever they want. I'm just speaking to the fact that just b/c something "can" be done doesn't mean it "should" be. And if it is done, it doesn't mean people don't have a right to question it.