The seating chart by school is out.
http://theacc.com/documents/2019/1/30/AC...LS_MAP.pdf

"Why are there all those empty seats behind one of the goals?"

--- "That's Pastner's Paddock. It's a very sad and lonely place."

(02-25-2019 09:40 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  "Why are there all those empty seats behind one of the goals?"

--- "That's Pastner's Paddock. It's a very sad and lonely place."

What's the odds of it having zero gold on day 2?

(02-25-2019 10:29 AM)copycat Wrote:  

(02-25-2019 09:40 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  "Why are there all those empty seats behind one of the goals?"

--- "That's Pastner's Paddock. It's a very sad and lonely place."

What's the odds of it having zero gold on day 2?

Stone cold lock.

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(02-25-2019 10:29 AM)copycat Wrote:  

(02-25-2019 09:40 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  "Why are there all those empty seats behind one of the goals?"

--- "That's Pastner's Paddock. It's a very sad and lonely place."

What's the odds of it having zero gold on day 2?

Well, FSU has a little gold, so...

Please, someone take their hi-lighters away. That chart makes about as much sense as GTS becoming a UGa fan.

The simple solution is to divide the arena in to quarters and have 2-game sessions. It's mostly setup for 2 game sessions now. Day 1 has 3 games and the championship is by itself. Instead of each school getting 1,300 tickets per game they would get 5,000 per session.

(02-25-2019 02:43 PM)Wolfman Wrote:  Please, someone take their hi-lighters away. That chart makes about as much sense as GTS becoming a UGa fan.

The simple solution is to divide the arena in to quarters and have 2-game sessions. It's mostly setup for 2 game sessions now. Day 1 has 3 games and the championship is by itself. Instead of each school getting 1,300 tickets per game they would get 5,000 per session.

That means doing away with the book and that means recalibration of which fat cats get the seats. I can imagine the artificial scarcity is viewed favorably among Duke and UNC and possibly Cuse.

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(02-25-2019 03:17 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  

(02-25-2019 02:43 PM)Wolfman Wrote:  Please, someone take their hi-lighters away. That chart makes about as much sense as GTS becoming a UGa fan.

The simple solution is to divide the arena in to quarters and have 2-game sessions. It's mostly setup for 2 game sessions now. Day 1 has 3 games and the championship is by itself. Instead of each school getting 1,300 tickets per game they would get 5,000 per session.

That means doing away with the book and that means recalibration of which fat cats get the seats. I can imagine the artificial scarcity is viewed favorably among Duke and UNC and possibly Cuse.

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Agreed: 2-game sessions results in a glut of tickets... so make them 4-game sessions and divide the arena into 1/8ths (approx. 2,500 tickets per school on any given day). You could enhance the value of the opening round tickets by stating that as long as their team keeps winning, the ticket is good for the next day. The final eight teams would have admission to all remaining games under this plan.