I believe that it will be set up the same way as the volleyball reseat. Donors are slotted in one of five levels depending upon current year donations ($100+, $1000+, $5000+, $12,500+, $25000+). Within each level donors are split into season ticket holders and season ticket requestors, and then ranked within each group based upon priority points which are heavily weighted to current year donations. Selection appointment times are assigned based upon those rankings with season ticket holders having priority over season ticket requestors. When your assigned time comes up you can select any seats that have not already been taken, up to a designated maximum number. Bottom line is priority points don't matter nearly as much as they use to and it is the current donation amount which carries the most impact on improving your seat selection day/time.According to the Big Red Rebuild website a reseat is: "...the process of reassigning all season ticket locations using a priority-based selection system. All season ticket holders—regardless of how long they've held tickets—must select new seat locations."
I've been asking people who hear things in Lincoln, but the A Dept is being mum on how the reseat process is going to take place. The drift I'm getting is it will basically be the seat yourself process. People with many points can select anything available in the stadium and they can start picking early days in the seat yourself process. I've heard it implied that someone who has has tickets for 40 years, but no donation points (grandfathered seats) will have some means to pick early, but it is unclear if/how that will happen. I have been following it as best I can because I don't have very many donor points, but hanging tough through Covid and Frost has allowed me to keep moving to where I am now that I really like. If I can't get a similar section during the reseat, I probably won't renew.