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[QUOTE="OrangeXtreme, post: 338867, member: 41"] You can't reduce capacity for football without reducing capacity for basketball. At the present time, fan #24,500 can still get a decent basketball seat. If you eliminate 5000 seats, fan #24,500 will end up on the far side of the mythical curtain. Why screw him over? Losing seats sounds like a permanent solution to what could be a temporary problem. It's not like it costs more $$$ to heat and light the Dome with 49,200 seats as it would with 44,000. [/QUOTE]
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