Any timeline on how, if & when Basketball tickets will be handled.
- Thread starter Sawyer
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FWIW. Jeff Walz is having a teleconference presser today at 12:30. Will see if it is brought up.
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I believe Vince will do the announcing and hopefully soon but won't the ACC schedules need to come out first?
ACC schedule is pretty much out already and the Cards will play 20 games in the ACC. Of course, there are always changes and cancellations/reschedules in this COVID word, but the info I got on what is planned for the WBB Cards in the ACC looks like:
Dec 10 at Duke
Dec 13 UNC
Dec 17 FSU
Dec 20 Miami
Dec 31 at Duke
Jan 3 at UVA
Jan 7 Pitt
Jan 10 at FSU
jan 14 BC
Jan 18 NC State
Jan 24 at WFU
Jan 28 at VT
Feb 1 Syr
Feb 4 at BC
Feb 7 Notre Dame
Feb 11 GT
Feb 14 at Syr
Feb 18 at Pitt
Feb 21 Clemson
Feb 28 at Notre Dame
It's a schedule in process, probably not etched in stone yet and the three things I noticed about it right away were:
1) Having to play at Duke twice at their place? It seems the KFC is booked both those dates
2) Three of the final four on the road? Makes it a bit of a go before ACC Tournament play.
3) Having to play FSU, ND, Syr, Duke, BC and Pitt twice -- who all should be pretty good.
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I've googled and can't find any ACC men or women's schedule. I know you have inside scoop on WBB. All I can find is the the non-conference. Even gocards is just showing non-conference. It's hard to believe anything is set in stone for any Yum conflicting dates. Yum has 2 things scheduled for March. Patience is a virtue, especially these days.
I hope you and Paulie are doing well.
LOL. Believe what you want. It kinda, sorta sounds like you're calling me out here?
Fine, no problem.
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Fine, no problem.
--sonja--
No I'm not calling you out. I honestly can't find any info other than the non-conference schedule. I'm curious as to why the ACC is dragging on their side. It's hard for ADs to offer fans something, if they don't have schedules.
It's not a case of the ACC dragging anything. They do have schedules. It's a case of schools deciding how the distribution will go. The ACC has spoken with each school and the schools have worked out the dates for playing with the arena they play in. Now, it's just a matter of getting approval for these from the various political organizations (governors, mayors and such) to see if the plans are in line with current state mandates on percentages of fan/personnel attendance.
Remember, all this is a fluid situation because of COVID. Is 15% a safe number and will it be if the virus spikes a month from now even more than it has. Let's take a step back from what the fans want and think about the safety of the players, game day personnel, coaches, media, venue workers and such.
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Sounds like season ticket holders in the 100 level Club seats and 200 level end zone seats get first pick at a maximum of four seats each for the entire season. Those seats will be surrounded by socially distanced blocked seats. After that selection process is finished any remaining seats will be offered to the remaining season ticket holders based upon their CAF point status...if there are any seats still available. All available seats will be in the 100 & 200 levels only. The upper 300 level will be closed.
