12-28-2012, 06:29 AM
itsasport., I'm not sure where you might drive down from, but StubHub has seats from about $25 (top of the endzone -- I think this is the seller that had 20 seats there on Thursday morning at $31, now down to 16) up to overpriced (at least the $200+ tickets are either sold or cheaper now.). I see some high midcourt seats for about $40-50 at this time.
If you're going to cheer for UConn, then may I suggest Section 5, so your cheers will be noticed. If you can get in the double letter rows, then you'll really get noticed.
(Wink, wink, but seriously, visitors usually get tickets in section 9 or 10 behind the visiting team.)
Unfortunately, Stanford doesn't list row numbers, er, letters in any of the seating charts that I've seen. Double letter rows are closest to the court. The next section up is rows A to E and is considered "lower" and has chairs. Above that is the upper section, row F up (varies, up to T (I guess)), which is all plastic benches (no backs). There are no support posts so no seat has partially blocked vision (except by the goals and maybe a TV camera).
If you're going to cheer for UConn, then may I suggest Section 5, so your cheers will be noticed. If you can get in the double letter rows, then you'll really get noticed.
(Wink, wink, but seriously, visitors usually get tickets in section 9 or 10 behind the visiting team.)
Unfortunately, Stanford doesn't list row numbers, er, letters in any of the seating charts that I've seen. Double letter rows are closest to the court. The next section up is rows A to E and is considered "lower" and has chairs. Above that is the upper section, row F up (varies, up to T (I guess)), which is all plastic benches (no backs). There are no support posts so no seat has partially blocked vision (except by the goals and maybe a TV camera).