They should make those single game tickets in those sections available to the public for all games. I think $30-$50 is fair for a platinum single game seat.

Here is the second part of the email.

In addition, we ask that you please do all that you can to get your tickets used each game. Having fans in your lower bowl seats makes the Convocation Center game day experience better and gives our team an extra boost. Remember, while you can simply give your game tickets to someone else, you can also call our ticket office and they can reprint the tickets and leave them at Will Call for the selected recipient.

I got the email too, and have to say that I'm not a big fan of this second part. Granted, I'm there almost every game - but it rubs me the wrong way that they are essentially trying to tell me what to do with my tickets. If I spend the money to buy them, it's my business what I do with them from there.

I know a lot of folks that buy in the lower bowl and live 2-3 hours away. Obviously, they aren't making it to the coveted midweek showdown with Campbell. If they want to find someone to give their tickets to, that's great. But if they sit on them and watch on ESPN3, that's fine too.

I'd be worrying far less about people who have already purchased tickets and more about, you know, trying to sell some more tickets.

I think you're being a little sensitive. They're not telling you what to do. they have your money and you have the tickets. I'm sure it's just a reminder that you can repurpose them on days you can't make it. The people who use those tickets will still buy concessions and park and people in the seats is always better than not.