So i learned today and confirmed with the 12th Man Foundation that the new President of Texas A&M has taken rows 27-33 of sections 125 and 126 away from the 12th Man and reserved them for university use - whatever that means.
quote:If the decision to do this was made (1)before the section selection process and (2) if they had notified potential season ticket holders in these sections this was a possibility then it would be a valid concept. The fact that these seats were taken away 2 months ago and no one was notified is just disingenuous. But make no mistake I will be at every Fightin Texas Aggie home game this year and in the years to come it will just be 7 rows closer to the field.
Visiting Dignitaries, professors and researchers being recruited to A&M, etc. Seems like a lot of seats, but seems valid in concept.
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How many points did he have? What was
quote:So new army can make them feel welcomed by calling them olds, screaming at them to yell like hyenas, uncover and stand up.
Why would the university stick these people on the east side?
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It appears that the original interactive seating map (still available online) clearly implies that all of the East side Bench would be sold to purchasers - all the way up to the suite level. The map can be seen online here:
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The view on the 3d map makes the 26-33 section look foreshortened so that the actual (quite large -8/33 rows) appears to be quite small.
Very poor form and seems disingenuous at worst and tacked-on and poorly thought out at best. Is there another solution? Is there a class-action suit for this one?
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Perhaps it is going to be used for prospective student recruiting? I don't know why they would want tickets on the east side otherwise.
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the lowest rows on the west side have been players families tickets
for quite some time in the past those rows could not see over the team
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and you know, quite a few folks questioned how much they dropped in the percentage pecking order within a section from initial selection to final determination. Most figured it was the change in priority points from capital payments. I'm starting to think a lot of it was seats disappearing within the section.
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Why would the university stick these people on the east side?