tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3649120513069006003.post8475618909734080298..comments2009-06-24T10:25:59.500-04:00Mikehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00368517095433516902ZombieNationPSU@gmail.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3649120513069006003.post-48339252915513291702009-06-24T10:25:59.500-04:002009-06-24T10:25:59.500-04:00Look, I just bought my tickets this morning, but I&#39;m going to defend scalpers, because, well, I was one last year. Twice.<br /><br />I had to come home for the Temple game last year, and my family had a trip planned to Puerto Rico that forced me to leave State College the Thursday before the Michigan State game. Now, rather than let those tickets go to waste, I was able to recuperate a good amount of money for those tickets.<br /><br />Look, it&#39;s inherently a not fair system: I know people who were on Ticketmaster hitting refresh at 6:55 AM who didn&#39;t get tickets last year. But as someone who couldn&#39;t get to the games, that wasn&#39;t my problem. I couldn&#39;t care less who got my ticket as long as I sold it, and got good money for it. Am I supposed to care that it&#39;s above &quot;market value?&quot; I got 80 bucks for my MSU ticket, that was almost half the entire cost of season tickets. That shows the dedication, willing to spend good money to see the team.<br /><br />But for people who buy a full season ONLY to sell it? Good riddance.Devon Edwardshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12791414325436592869noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3649120513069006003.post-35169076516194507872009-06-24T01:27:12.720-04:002009-06-24T01:27:12.720-04:00Ahem. I only wish this was around my last year at Penn State. I managed to buy my season tickets when they sold out in under a minute, though I had to purchase another set off ebay because someone I knew wasn&#39;t so lucky. Unfortunately I purchased them for 800 bucks off ebay. Nice to see Greg Myford finally taking the athletic department in the right direction.Charliehttp://nittanywhiteout.comnoreply@blogger.com