OK - so what if the person you know to be responsible is also a good friend but a fan of the opposing team. Can you sell to him and still be a real fan? If not, does this make you less of a friend to the one you won't sell too?
So not only do they have to pass the Syracuse fan quiz but you want them to pass a responsibility quiz in lieu of that. Anything else? Oy vey!!!
Mock all you want. I think you guys that scalp for rival fans to maximize your profit are selfish and inconsiderate. Maybe you don't like how it feels when you get called out.
Hey if you're not a fan, and you don't care about the people that sit near you (and have to put up with the jeering and drunkenness of the clowns you sell to from opposing teams) .. then scalp away -- they're your tickets! No need to waste (more) space in this thread.
That's a valid point; and I enjoy welcoming other fans to the Dome and being a good ambassador for SU. All the same, I want the Dome packed with all the SU fans we can get in there. Some opposing fans that get in behave. In other cases, however, rowdies (as in the example I cited above at the Clemson game) can make the nearby PAYING SU fans miserable. I would simply SUGGEST (not tell) that potential sellers keep this in mind ... and remember that their seat neighbors ALSO PAY for the right to enjoy the game. The easiest way to protect them (and help SU) is to keep your tickets within the SU community -- you can always post the tickets on this board.
That makes you a conscientious SU supporter ... a concept that seems foreign to the selfish scalpers who jumped on this thread. Great to hear from you.
