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  • #16
    I'm thinking that they started low in the middle and just rippled out from there. We went from P 2 1-4 to P 2 2-5! One seat over (from the aisle).

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    • #17
      Fish House Northern Minnesota, Fully Expecting a UNI win 31-21. Not that I have $$ on it or anything

      where's the gameday thread? lets pump it up around here!!!!
      UNI has #2 Dome in MVFC, but Ice Lounge rocks! BisoNation.com

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      • #18
        Just an FYI. I wouldn't count on the same seats you had in game 1 for whole season. I have women's basketball tickets. Started out a row away from usual season tickets til this weekend. Today was on opposite site of McLeod on end instead of center court. Ran into people that sit a row in front of me for season tickets. They also have had different locations for sitting as well.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by panthergirl123 View Post
          Just an FYI. I wouldn't count on the same seats you had in game 1 for whole season. I have women's basketball tickets. Started out a row away from usual season tickets til this weekend. Today was on opposite site of McLeod on end instead of center court. Ran into people that sit a row in front of me for season tickets. They also have had different locations for sitting as well.
          Yes it will depend on if they increase capacity or not. Our men's seats changed during the season, too.
          "...the Northern Iowa men's basketball team reached the ultimate highs before hitting a devastating low. Unexpected success, followed by unimaginable failure. And they owned it -- all of it -- for the world to see. Like men. Like leaders. Like champions -- in a way no tournament bracket could ever define."

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Neighbor View Post

            Do you have a dual personality of "A Fan In Lean Years" ?
            Can't get one by YOU, can I?

            It think that's the 7th person that I am on this board.

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            • #21
              A couple things from last weekends game...
              • The mask requirement was a bigger deal. I saw way more signs and eating/drinking on the concourse was banned (especially on the North/South plazas).
              • Was it me, or was there a lot more security at the ISU game than what we had at the SDSU game? And, they were way more active than I’ve ever seen. They were all over people to put masks back on and sending people back to their seats while game was in play. Example: The guy 10 rows or so behind us was told a good 4-5 times to put his mask back on... then they placed a security guard right in front of us to watch him (just a little side entertainment for us). Example: My brother went to the restroom during a tv timeout and was told twice on the short walk to return to his seat.
              I know some may disagree with the mask mandate, but that’s the only way for us to have fans at the game safely. I, for one, was very happy to see the increased activity/actions taken. Made me feel way more comfortable and good for the next couple games. The SDSU game was about 35-40% no/chin masks from a quick survey we did (while of course looking at the stands from the North/South which would not have been allowed at ISU).

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              • #22
                There did seem to be more people positioned around. However, on the student side, it seemed that almost all of the active patrolling for masks was done by just two older men in yellow shirts who roamed from section to section.

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                • #23
                  I'm all for masks so don't take this as me complaining because I'm truly not and I'm grateful for their diligence - in part because it means we can continue to have fans in the stands.

                  But yes - last Saturday was MUCH different in terms of holding people accountable to mask wearing. I sit behind the students and the one older gentleman near our section that was monitoring it had our section almost chuckling. It was nice to see him take his job so seriously but the daggers he could give people when the mask slipped beneath their noses was quite funny. He also scolded me once for pulling my mask down to yell on third down.
                  "...the Northern Iowa men's basketball team reached the ultimate highs before hitting a devastating low. Unexpected success, followed by unimaginable failure. And they owned it -- all of it -- for the world to see. Like men. Like leaders. Like champions -- in a way no tournament bracket could ever define."

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                  • #24
                    I haven't noticed any mask police. I did notice more personnel on the South concourse. I figured they were monitoring the beer stand. We're down front of visiting team fans. We've had more issue with visiting fans sneaking down to the lower seats than anything else.

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                    • #25
                      The man in blue was prowling the dome constantly like a hungry panther looking for violators. They seem to be an outside company doing this?

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                      • #26
                        I commend the mask enforcers. It is obvious that there are too many people who won't follow the guidelines/rules unless someone is actively enforcing them.

                        and speaking of guidelines, I remember seeing an email stating that the south doors were the student entrances, while the west side doors were the season ticket entrances. Do they enforce that? I'm a season ticket holder, but I usually walk to the games through campus (using the walkway above Hudson Rd by the art building), so normally I always just came in through the south door east of the connector between the Dome and McLeod, instead of walking all the way around McLeod (or through the connector) to get to the SW entrance.
                        But I could see them wanting to limit those south doors to students only to ease congestion on that south concourse

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Born-a-Panther View Post
                          I'm all for masks so don't take this as me complaining because I'm truly not and I'm grateful for their diligence - in part because it means we can continue to have fans in the stands.

                          But yes - last Saturday was MUCH different in terms of holding people accountable to mask wearing. I sit behind the students and the one older gentleman near our section that was monitoring it had our section almost chuckling. It was nice to see him take his job so seriously but the daggers he could give people when the mask slipped beneath their noses was quite funny. He also scolded me once for pulling my mask down to yell on third down.

                          I think I know exactly who you mean. There were two guys in yellow shirts, but one that was taking his job very seriously. Good for him. If everyone took their jobs as seriously, we would have a better world.

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                          • #28
                            First game was seating chart police. Second game was mask police.

                            I am cool with it but once everybody has been offered vaccine I am done with it. Time for life to go on and the scared can stay home. There is nothing more that can be done.

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by run&blade View Post
                              First game was seating chart police. Second game was mask police.
                              Interesting... We have yet to see them correct anyone's seating location around us. We haven't even been sitting in our assigned location due to some obstructions and not a single person has asked.

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by FOTY View Post

                                Interesting... We have yet to see them correct anyone's seating location around us. We haven't even been sitting in our assigned location due to some obstructions and not a single person has asked.
                                First game a lady with seating chart was looking very closely in our area. This week the person with chart did nothing.

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