John:
 
Yu miss my point: Is it fair to stuff folks who paid $90 a year ago in the
upper reaches in lieu of POSSIBLY selling out down below? Least they could
have done is had a lottery.  They charged my credit card a year ago. Now
they tell me the seat location???? Wht kind of policy is that? I am sure
teh NCAA knew EXACTLY what seats they wanted back a year ago. And I think
they coul dhave mixed it up a bit. Just asking for fairness not special
consieration.
Anyway hockey content, if RPI makes it, I'll try for one of their tickets,
lots of luck.
 
Tony
 
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On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, John Whelan wrote:
>
> Depends who from the four teams ends up with those tix.  Assuming they
> go to students and/or season ticket holders from the participating
> schools, it sounds fair enough to me.  (Were the numbers any different
> this time than for past Frozen Fours?)  Would you rather have someone
> follow their team all season long, swing a last-minute trip to
> California, and not be able to see the tourney because all the seats
> had been bought up already?  Or are you saying that fans of the teams
> involved should be stuffed in the upper deck instead?
>
 
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