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I have raised MILLIONS of dollars for M-club - Worked for decades. Gave a grand and bought all seats and parking everything.... Years of Bball seats and I got three rows from ceiling.

Out then and out now. Love my Mustangs and get to see the good games.

I sit on the second row in the blue seats. The entire first row in front of us is held by some ticket liquidator. How does that happen? Shouldn't those have at least gone to the donors that are unhappy that they didn't get in the red seats? Kind of confused on that.

smusportspage wrote:I sit on the second row in the blue seats. The entire first row in front of us is held by some ticket liquidator. How does that happen? Shouldn't those have at least gone to the donors that are unhappy that they didn't get in the red seats? Kind of confused on that.

That really is strange don'tcha know?

BUS wrote:I have raised MILLIONS of dollars for M-club - Worked for decades. Gave a grand and bought all seats and parking everything.... Years of Bball seats and I got three rows from ceiling.

Out then and out now. Love my Mustangs and get to see the good games.

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smusportspage wrote:I sit on the second row in the blue seats. The entire first row in front of us is held by some ticket liquidator. How does that happen? Shouldn't those have at least gone to the donors that are unhappy that they didn't get in the red seats? Kind of confused on that.

I know friends at Smuu that have sold their season tickets to Brokers so you know.

OK, I get it. But a whole row?? Hard to think it is profitable but whatever. Not when the entire row has been empty for all but one game.

DanFreibergerForHeisman wrote:

smusportspage wrote:I sit on the second row in the blue seats. The entire first row in front of us is held by some ticket liquidator. How does that happen? Shouldn't those have at least gone to the donors that are unhappy that they didn't get in the red seats? Kind of confused on that.

That really is strange don'tcha know?

Huh???

smusportspage wrote:I sit on the second row in the blue seats. The entire first row in front of us is held by some ticket liquidator. How does that happen? Shouldn't those have at least gone to the donors that are unhappy that they didn't get in the red seats? Kind of confused on that.

Ticket brokers pay the required donation too. At least they used to as the 4 seats next to me were broker seats until last year

Seems like a hard way to make a living.

Mine made children cry

smusportspage wrote:Seems like a hard way to make a living.

I bet it really is [deleted] them to make their money back.

The prices went down about 90%
Since that original opening.

Just for the record..we sit on row one of the blue seats and so do some friends...we have been donors for many,many years..we attend all home games in B.B. and FB...we used to sit in the red seats,but they were uncomfortable and I love my seats...I am not a reseller,broker ,etc...just a long term fan.

solomouse wrote:Just for the record..we sit on row one of the blue seats and so do some friends...we have been donors for many,many years..we attend all home games in B.B. and FB...we used to sit in the red seats,but they were uncomfortable and I love my seats...I am not a reseller,broker ,etc...just a long term fan.

If you're above 5 ft 6 and 150 lbs the red seats are horrifically uncomfortable.

Some of this has likely been said, but Reseat tidbits I picked up from my rep:

-Reseat rankings done by donation level and then within each level lifetime points rank each donor.
-Whatever you donate for your Seats next year you have to donate that same amount going forward to keep those seats. You can’t give a bigger gift to get seats during the reseat and then go back down the the seat requirement minimum the next year.
-Only current season ticket holders for hoops qualify for reseat