Just like last year

[rrlbees]

Some so called SU fans sold their prime tix to Dook fans. Sad.

 

[reedny]

That definitely sucks. Can't wait for the "free market" apologists to chime in.

 

[BonaCuse]

Until you know every persons financial situation, please withhold your opinions.

 

[BonaCuse]

I know people who cannot afford season tix but still want to support SU and bring their kids. Selling games allows them to attend.

 

[CusefanATL]

I know people who cannot afford season tix but still want to support SU and bring their kids. Selling games allows them to attend.

sell to them. Not to Duke fans.

 

[BonaCuse]

sell to them. Not to Duke fans.

The most common practice of ticket resale is stubhub, which unfortunately does not allow you to ask "are you an su fan?"

 

[KaiserUEO]

The most common practice of ticket resale is stubhub, which unfortunately does not allow you to ask "are you an su fan?"

Who cares???

'Syracuse fans', who don't want to go to Syracuse v dook, are not fans.

They are Fn losers who should be called out and stripped of their seats.

F them.

 

[Alsacs]

My uncle has season Tickets to the Red Sox in the mid 2000's he sold all of his Yankee game tickets and that paid for 90% of his season tickets. If people want to do that feel free.

 

[cuserulesall]

Some so called SU fans sold their prime tix to Dook fans. Sad.

Names , Please .

 

[oldpinepoint]

Who cares

 

[OrangeDW]

The Syracuse fanbase is large, there's no reason they can't sell to Cuse fans.

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

sell to them. Not to Duke fans.

Then the SU fans should pony up or you buy them all, and redistribute them as you see fit.
Don't concern yourself with other people's money.

 

[rrlbees]

Until you know every persons financial situation, please withhold your opinions.

Financial situation? Maybe they shouldn't be donating $1,000's every year for those seats.

Sell to SU fans. Sell out fans.

 

[cuserulesall]

Who cares

As a free nation , we should know !

 

[CusefanATL]

The most common practice of ticket resale is stubhub, which unfortunately does not allow you to ask "are you an su fan?"

Stubhub takes like a 30% cut. If you are in it for the money, there are probably better ways.

 

[CusefanATL]

Don't concern yourself with other people's money.

Spoken like a great republican

 

[dasher]

How many people could be doing that? We are going to have 34,000 there. I wish they were all Syracuse fans but I don't see it being a big deal.

 

[Ghost]

They probably heard CuseTroop was in town and decided it was best for their families to leave town...tickets be damned.

 

[dasher]

They probably heard CuseTroop was in town and decided it was best for their families to leave town...tickets be damned.

sound judgment

 

[rrlbees]

Who cares

An SU fan.

 

[Ghost]

My uncle has season Tickets to the Red Sox in the mid 2000's he sold all of his Yankee game tickets and that paid for 90% of his season tickets. If people want to do that feel free.

I suppose. I'd probably give my tickets away a few times per year to anyone who promised to be obnoxious enough to spill some beer, food, and anything else on the guy if he was selling them to Yankees fans and I had to sit next to them and it was at all bothersome to my enjoyment of the games.

 

[oldpinepoint]

An SU fan.

I guess it makes me less of a SU fan, I'm sorry Bees you are always right.

 

[sufandu]

Financial situation? Maybe they shouldn't be donating $1,000's every year for those seats.

Sell to SU fans. Sell out fans.

Exactly. When I read your OP I was assuming the seats were in a section where you have to be a serious donor just to be eligible to buy the tickets. If that's the case, are finances really an issue?

I bet it's a case of someone with a lot of money that routinely buys season tickets, not because they're real fans, but because it's the cool place to be in Syracuse. Sad that they'd sell the Duke tickets.

 

[upperdeck]

I would think a Duke fan with money would be willing to pay way more for the prime seats than the AVg su fan

 

[Alsacs]

I suppose. I'd probably give my tickets away a few times per year to anyone who promised to be obnoxious enough to spill some beer, food, and anything else on the guy if he was selling them to Yankees fans and I had to sit next to them and it was at all bothersome to my enjoyment of the games.

He sold them on Ace to anybody and the amount of money he made was insane.