I hate to weigh in without specific information - but I do remember talking about this issue with someone at the athletics office when I bought my season tickets (grad) this fall. This policy is spelled out on the peice of paper that has one's line number - the peice of paper that you have to sign to get your tickets. The number, the name of the person and the ticket are linked together in their system. Most people sign the line number form and hand it back to the AO in exchange for the tickets without reading it carefully, but as the guy said to me - it's a signed contract they have on file for the rest of the season. And (I believe) it says that you aren't allowed to sell or exchange your tickets, and if you do, you will be held responsible for the behavior of the ticket holder at game time. And if you violate this policy, then the season tickets are revoked.... (what seems odd to me is that you don't get a copy of the agreement to review and remind yourself of later - possibly an arguing point with the JA/Ombudsman)
Yes, the lesson is - toss the stub if you get nabbed by the ushers!
Yes, the lesson is - toss the stub if you get nabbed by the ushers!
