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<blockquote data-quote="3xWVUenginEER" data-source="post: 131393365" data-attributes="member: 1476506">Well Darth here’s the dirty part of it.&nbsp; The donations that you have to make to buy the tickets ain’t getting refunded or credited unless the AD changes their mind——NOT BLOODY LIKELY!&nbsp; It’s a dirty deal and if there are in fact&nbsp; conference games, you’ll only have 20-25% capacity meaning a lot of people who made donations to buy tickets get ripped off.&nbsp; This won’t be forgotten for the future.The group I buy tickets with did not buy This year and there were 12 seats together in section 125 amongst 10 others between the 20s on the press box side that were let go&nbsp; The reason was no guarantee from the AD on refund or credit on the donation which is more than half the cost.&nbsp; Then you got parking pass fees.2 weeks back the guy in our group who buys tickets, and for years has got a tax credit for donation was still getting emails and phone calls from the AD saying his seats were still available if he wanted them.&nbsp; He didn’t bite for obvious reasons and I am 99% sure the seats in sec 125 (10 of the 12 together) have been in our group since the&nbsp; stadium opened in 1980.&nbsp; We got 2 on the end when the 80+ year old couple got ill and gave them up about 4 seasons ago.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="3xWVUenginEER, post: 131393365, member: 1476506"] Well Darth here’s the dirty part of it. The donations that you have to make to buy the tickets ain’t getting refunded or credited unless the AD changes their mind——NOT BLOODY LIKELY! It’s a dirty deal and if there are in fact conference games, you’ll only have 20-25% capacity meaning a lot of people who made donations to buy tickets get ripped off. This won’t be forgotten for the future. The group I buy tickets with did not buy This year and there were 12 seats together in section 125 amongst 10 others between the 20s on the press box side that were let go The reason was no guarantee from the AD on refund or credit on the donation which is more than half the cost. Then you got parking pass fees. 2 weeks back the guy in our group who buys tickets, and for years has got a tax credit for donation was still getting emails and phone calls from the AD saying his seats were still available if he wanted them. He didn’t bite for obvious reasons and I am 99% sure the seats in sec 125 (10 of the 12 together) have been in our group since the stadium opened in 1980. We got 2 on the end when the 80+ year old couple got ill and gave them up about 4 seasons ago. [/QUOTE]

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