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Yeah, well, I've been here four years and I have great tickets to show for it. But I also have A JOB, which sometimes prevents me from showing up three hours early. Try it sometime.

09/24/2008, 8:20 PM

09/25/2008, 08:01 AM

This is why I don't go to games...it's ridiculous.

09/25/2008, 2:44 PM

In a perfect world, yes, we'd all sit in our seats. And maybe, one day, the university and the ushers will enforce it. But when you have two, maybe three ushers per aisle, it's impossible to keep everyone in their seats before kickoff, let alone during the game. The main thing about this is that while it's not perfect, it's simply how the system has worked for at least the last few years. I can't say I would blame anyone for being upset about this system when you have kickass Section 109 seats. I've been here for four years and earned that section too. But when you get upset and try to get security involved, to everyone else you pretty much just seem like the girl in the front of the room who reminds the teacher to assign homework in the last minute of class.

What next? The people in front of you aren't allowed to stand up?

09/25/2008, 11:47 PM

I have to say that the Kappa Sigs up in the 311 section didn't think that seating is "first come first serve" since they kicked everyone out of the section that they "owned" (yes, we were told that they "own" the entire section). They also demanded to see tickets and threatened to call security if people didn't move. Very classy, guys. The whole, this is the seat I paid for and I need to stand in it, did NOT go over well in my actual seat when I was forced to move so your drunk girl friend could stand in the seat I original had. In fact, when I moved, I was told that seating was "first come first serve". So, lets get our stories straight. Which is it?

09/28/2008, 6:10 PM