*** Resending note of 09/15/95 07:49 The recent posts asking for Maine's ticket office phone number, and an invitation by a UMASS-AMHERST fan to all of us to watch some away games there has got me wondering................. How many of the Division I programs are complete season ticket sell-outs? I have spent the last 8 years living in East Lansing watching Michigan State Hockey, but was only able to do so because my wife was attending school, and they set aside a block of seats (maybe 1,000 out of the total 6,600 capacity) for students. Even so, selection for students was by a lottery because demand far outnumbered supply (40,000+ student body). They even sell season-ticket standing room seats! I recently moved back home to Upper Michigan and got season tickets for my alma mater's games (Northern Michigan) on the blue line the first year, and their arena seats only 4,000 (student body 7,000). So, it is strictly urban vs rural campuses, competition for ticket-holders with other games in town, etc, etc??). Any HOCKEY-L'ers out there want to brag about their favorite team's season-tickets sales? It seems that many of the East's rinks are smaller (2,000 - 4,000)...is that true? Does any "plain ol' Joe" off the street stand a chance at watching a Div. I hockey game by walking up to the ticket window? Todd (NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 1991 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS) GO 'CATS GO! HOCKEY-L is for discussion of college ice hockey; send information to [log in to unmask], The College Hockey Information List.