Some insane numbers in the story. TV stations would be paid to give up their spectrum. The one in the story is in Michigan and is run by a community college. Here are the possible dollars involved:<p><pre><code>   The national average starting auction price
   for a station to relinquish its spectrum
   and go off the air is $155 million.
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Can anyone more knowledgeable weigh in on this? Don&#x27;t the numbers in the story seem really high? Is there really such a shortage of spectrum that someone would pay that much for spectrum that&#x27;s not in one of the top few metro areas?