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I'd rather go off on a usher. After all they're the ones that set the ticket sale capacity, control the refund policy, and all of that stuff. I think it's also locals not knowing/expecting what's coming. GA tickets are becoming common in MLB stadiums and some other pro sports, in addition to their popularity in college sports. Maybe sell a fixed number of GA tickets and then specifically sell standing room only tickets. GA tells me "if you want a good seat, come early", SRO tells me "I might be watching the back of somebody's head for half the game if I arrive late".

Times have been released for the James Naismith Classic. Buffalo in the undercard. The arena is only going to open the lower level so seating will be reduced and might drive up demand. James Naismith Classic Please Note: Net Capacity: 10,686 As a security measure, NO RE-ENTRY IS PERMITTED after you have exited the Scotiabank Arena gates. Single ticket admission for all three games. Game times are subject to broadcast scheduling and are still to be determined. MATCHUPS: Buffalo Bulls v. Harvard Crimson 2:30 PM Tennessee Volunteers v. Washington Huskies 5:00 PM Rutgers Scarlet Knights v. St. Bonaventure Bonnies 7:30PM https://www1.ticketmaster.com/james-naismith-classic/event/100056A9A1C12568

That would cause problems with paying the debt service on the Murchie Fieldhouse. Approval from Albany was based upon using the football paydays,at the going rate, to pay off the loans used to build it.