I did as well a couple weeks ago. Just had a feeling with the way things were going we would have a season. Hope I make the cut.I’ve renewed my tickets and plan to be in the stands if allowed.
I did as well a couple weeks ago. Just had a feeling with the way things were going we would have a season. Hope I make the cut.I’ve renewed my tickets and plan to be in the stands if allowed.
I just can't imagine how 30k is statistically any less impactful at spreading a virus than 60k. Bathrooms, concessions, gates, etc are all going to have congestion.
The way I see it, have no capacity restrictions, just require everyone to have a mask. Will that be perfect? No. But thinking that 30k is safe certainly isn't either.
if they could do it for college football in 1918, we can do it this season.
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Agree but until it came from an official source it was speculation.How would that not be the obvious way to do it?
I think it’s legit, but the Spanish flu was definitely much much deadlier.
Argent, it's a photo that's over a 100 years old. I don't think you need to go all CSI on it.The masks looked off and really white compared to the rest of the photo and pretty uniform. Perhaps they were all given a clean new mask as they entered?
Agree, no sellouts - there are a lot of older fans that may not take the chance. I just renewed online and my wife is high risk so if she isn't comfortable she won't go in. As much as some people think the old folks don't bring much to the game we may see this season what we would miss.Not at all different.
I do wonder how many games we could actually sell out this year if allowed. I doubt we would be able to sell out any game this year.
Yes, if the previous ticket holder calls dibsMy group was actually planning on increasing donation levels to get to better seats. So what happens if we move in to seats that are "protected" seats? We get the boot next year?
Hmmm... may change our thinking on uping donor levels for a year.Yes, if the previous ticket holder calls dibs
My group was actually planning on increasing donation levels to get to better seats. So what happens if we move in to seats that are "protected" seats? We get the boot next year?
I think it’s legit, but the Spanish flu was definitely much much deadlier.
if they could do it for college football in 1918, we can do it this season.
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I'm going to call the ticket office to find out. They must have some kind of way to tell.I would assume that during seat pick, if a seat was season ticket held last year, you won't be able to pick it this year if that person didn't renew. Next year if not renewed, it would be pickable.
The picture was dug up by Tony Barnhart from a Georgia Tech game in 1918. It’s legit.
The concessionaire's shirt is bright white also. I doubt if anyone would photoshop the shirt, no reason to. All of the whites are just over-exposed in the photo. So I think the photo is legit.The masks looked off and really white compared to the rest of the photo and pretty uniform. Perhaps they were all given a clean new mask as they entered?
I'm going to call the ticket office to find out. They must have some kind of way to tell.
K, sure idk.Didnt the virus spike in fall of 1918? Maybe not the best example to be following.
I would think in order to do this you would have to still pay your donation. What happens if you don't up your basketball tickets, does this apply to that too?From the Tailgate Tour
if unable to purchase your season tickets for the 2020 season, you will be able to purchase your season tickets in 2021 and not lose your location
I would think in order to do this you would have to still pay your donation. What happens if you don't up your basketball tickets, does this apply to that too?