It's probably not possible to speak for anybody but myself when faced with a forced relocation of seats at Beaver Stadium due to the STEP process announced last fall that moves both the student section and visitor section and causes current season ticket holders in those seats to be relocated to new seats.
What I can say is that a lot of our concerns about relocation due to STEP were relieved once we were able to access the rather sophisticated "Virtual Venue" on January 5th and view what seats were available for us in each section. While there were some sections blocked, that didn't matter to us. We were interested in tickets in only one section, and that section was available to us and had plenty of alternatives.
Photo panorama - View From Our Seats - Penn State vs Iowa 2011 - by Carolyn M. Todd
Monday, January 10, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Penn State Vs Florida: Trying to Gain Perspective on a Disappointing Loss
Greetings from Centre County PA where the mood right now among the Penn State faithful is one of outright pessimism and dismay after Saturday's grim Penn State loss to the Florida Gators.
It wasn't the fact that Penn State lost the game. It was HOW the team lost this game that is hard to shake off. It was just a very ugly ending.
To paraphrase a Penn State colleague with whom we commiserated over a drink at the hotel bar in Tampa on Saturday night, "We came, we stank, we left." He used a more modern "s" word but I can't bring myself to use that word in writing.
It wasn't the fact that Penn State lost the game. It was HOW the team lost this game that is hard to shake off. It was just a very ugly ending.
To paraphrase a Penn State colleague with whom we commiserated over a drink at the hotel bar in Tampa on Saturday night, "We came, we stank, we left." He used a more modern "s" word but I can't bring myself to use that word in writing.
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