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...student who has stood through three periods at the Bright Hockey center to watch Cornell’s fans chant “Sieve!” at the Harvard goaltender might wish the Big Red fans would just stay in Ithaca. The ticket policy that the athletic department has adopted for this year’s game might help to ensure that they do just that...
This year, tickets to the Jan. 9th game against Cornell will be sold in a Pick-Four package that will include games against Princeton, Rensselaer and Massachusetts. While the ticket office claims it is not an attempt to bar Cornell’s fans from the game, it might still reduce the amount of red in the stands clashing with crimson...
Every fall, Cornell students line up for days to get hockey tickets, and an away date with Harvard is one of the most sought-after games. Frequently, Big Red fans nab so many tickets that they crowd out Harvard followers, effectively creating what the Lynah faithful like to call, “Lynah East.” The new ticket policy will, at the very least, free up more tickets for Harvard students and prevent the game from being sold out before the season starts...
...this point in the year the only way to get tickets for Big Red fans is to claim one of the 100 given to the Cornell ticket office, to purchase the four-game package or be a Harvard season ticket holder. A set of tickets, often greater than 100 in years past, has also been apportioned to Cornell alumni in the area through the Cornell Club of Boston...
...policy is designed to increase ticket sales in one of Harvard’s few revenue-producing sports. It also has the consequence of affording local fans of college hockey the opportunity to see four quality games without paying for a full season ticket or running the risk of buying tickets on the day of a game...