It’s also hard to get a complete screenshot that is useful. You have to zoom in to certain sections and take a bunch of different screenshots to actually see seats. The zoomed out level doesn’t show actual availability.
it is very easy. The most confusing aspect is the parking pass button is one thing and seating another. Beyond that it’s just picking seats on a map.
There was more than 100 for day one in terms of rank. But not sure how many actually have seats so actual number of people could have been less. But based on the map I suspect quite a few picked tickets.
It let me view the map a few minutes in advance of my time.
I think they also realized a lot of fans would be traveling.
Well there you go. New math every day. That would also explain some of the numbers we are seeing. Much more backloaded.
that explains why I am early on my PICK day.
You do realize that of the 2100 posts in this thread…you are responsible for 338 of them.
I have asked a lot of questions.
Not sure you or anyone knows the answer but do we know how many STH'ers are for basketball and football. I'm just curious how many total for each sport.
You'd be hard pressed to find a sports organization that isn't tightlipped about STH
So if football averaged 32,000 fans per game last year and basketball averaged less than that, say 18, 000, wouldn't that almost be a given that football has more STH. Unless the single game and walk up are so much greater in football.
I agree.
I don't believe that number at all.
1%er...did SU send Uber eats to you while waiting your turn? ;-)
Those newfangled print at home? PDQ things are too much for me to understand
was the phone cord long enough to stretch back to the lazy boy? back in the day, it was a strong move to put the 20 footer on the phone. Could walk around the entire house.
