Seat 107 makes no sense to me. If you get an answer from the ticket office, please post it here, I'd like to understand this. GENERAL SEATING INFORMATION When entering the building at one of the four main gates, you are on the concourse. The concourse separates the Concourse Level from the Event / Lower Event Levels. The Concourse Level is the top deck of the Jordan Center. The sections begin with Row A, which is at the bottom of the level, and extend up to Row S on the ends and Row P on the sides of the arena. The rows contain 16 seats per row and are numbered 1 - 16. The Event Level is the middle part of the arena. The sections begin with Row A at the bottom of the section and extend up to Row P at the top of the section, where the main entrances are. The rows contain 16 seats per row, except for the corners, and are numbered 1 - 16. The Lower Event Level is located below the Event Level and contains Row KK, which is on the Floor Level and extends up to Row AA, which touches the base (Row A) of the Event Level. The rows contain 16 seats, except for a few sections, and are numbered 1 - 16.
The ONLY way any of the six weight classes do not come out of the Olympic Trials with our country's Olympian, is if a medalist from the upcoming World Championship, and ONLY in an Olympic weight, requests and is granted a delay.
Hypothetically... What happens if Kyle Dake medals this weekend, which would put him in the semifinals of his chosen Olympic weight, but then gets injured and requests a delay?
I believe that you have to win a medal at an olympic weight to be eligible for a delayed wrestle off. I do not think Kyle's dictor note or Cornell's lawyers can get around that.
4 tickets and a $300 way overpriced room at the Penn Stater! Might need to host a Marianna's subs fundraiser for beer money after that one.
it was said somewhere on here that a medal at a non-Olympic weight gets a US wrestler a bye to the semifinals at an olympic weight.
Actually, and without question... Can't happen. Here's the rule; Only a 2019 World Championship Olympic weight medalist, who earned an automatic berth into the final wrestle‐off, can request a delay for competing...
Interesting. Another question: How is the "sitting in the semi-finals" thing going to work? A 16-man bracket produces 4 semifinalists - you can't just add a 5th. Will the bracket run as normal and then the winner has to go through the "extra" semi-finalist before getting to the final wrestle-off? And what if two 2019 non-Olympic weight medalists (possibly Green and Dake) choose to go at an Olympic weight that has a medalist already sitting in the finals (like Burroughs)? OK. That's too many questions. I'm bored at work today.
Wish I could just post an image. Go to page 7 of the linked document. Answers all your questions, I believe. http://content.themat.com/forms/2020-OLY-MFS.pdf
Will do. Sent query via email at 12:44PM. No reply as of 6:35PM. Seat 107 similarly made little sense to me. From a football ticket experience, new to this year, I understand some TicketMaster changes have occurred. I quoted the 1-16 seat numbering BJC reference in my query to golions@psu.edu, which is where the confirmation email says to direct questions about one's order.
I got 1 ticket for section 206, row A, seat 107 as well. That’s what confirmation has listed. Ticket being mailed. Seems legit from this link. https://aviewfrommyseat.com/venue/Bryce+Jordan+Center/204/ Not same section but 204 row S seat 108 view. Sorry if link doesn’t work, technically challenged.
I heard back: "There is no discrepancy. The BJC seats do not change from event to event. Some seat numbers are in the 100’s (as yours are) in the upper levels, not in the concourse level which does go 1-16." Perhaps is correct for the upper level. Regardless, I'm no longer concerned.
Here is a little nugget. I was thinking of buying four more tickets and noticed that they were $10 more. Called the ticket office and they said that they will continue to raise prices as demand increases.
I wonder what the price point will be for the general public when they hit the market on Friday. I'd imagine (judging by the mat's comments) that people are already feeling slighted that the PSU fans had first crack at good seats. If Joe Plumber not only gets stuck with what's left but also has to pay a higher price for worse seats, there may be riots in the virtual streets....
I think I just received another presale email notice, this one for prior BJC Dual ticket buyers. That's my third (PSWC and NLC preceded). Wonder why no NLWC (at least that I could discern).
Damn, that means that if the box office continues to increase the ticket prices and I later decide to scalp my tickets, I'll only be getting face amount for them. Only in America.
pricing as of 2:30 wednesday... VIP 1 Package Wrestling Club$426.50 VIP2 Package Wrestling Club$272.50 P1 (100 level - sections 101-110 or 118-127) 100 Level Seating$177.75 P2 (100 level - sections 111-117 or 128-134) 100 Level Seating$145.75 P3 (200 level - sections 201-210 or 218-227) 200 Level Seating$101.50 P4 (200 level - sections 211-217 or 228-234) 200 Level Seating$67.75 P4 (ADA seating + 200 level upper rows) Wrestling Club$57.75
The price increase is actually straight royalties to our summer camp counselors. Price goes up depending on what club you say you support.
Section 116, very excited. Does anyone know which side of the section is seat 1 and which side is seat 16. Just wondering
Around 16K. They will probably go with 4 mats (or less) meaning they won't have to pull back any of the lower sections seats like they did in 1999 for NCAAs with 8 mats.
this is crazy how much these tickets are now selling for.... https://www.stubhub.com/usa-wrestli...nter-4-4-2020/event/104350084/?sort=price+asc
