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I'm not sure what point you are trying to make, but for the record I was not complaining. I was asking a question. I'm sorry, I am having a hard time getting around the condescending tone of your post so I'll not continue, but thanks for adding to the conversation. Thanks to all who bothered to assist in answereing my question.

I am having a hard time getting a good answer from anyone here locally, and can't find any information on the TSSAA site so here I am. At the sub-state game in Livingston Saturday night I watched a man with what was obviously his son sitting in the blue folding chairs. During the regular season these seats are reserved for season ticket holders and up until last night I had thought that the reserved seating did not carry over into the tournaments. They had been sitting in the seats for about 5 minutes when a lady who obviously "owned" one of the seats wanted the seat back. The gentleman moved without too much of a fuss on his part, but there were several stares from other folks who were apparently season ticket holders themselves. I only mention that part because if someone tried to run me off like that with those type of stares when I am with my young daughter...well it would be a problem that I would need to address on the spot. Is the seating for the sub-state games left to the schools discretion like the regular season? There were signs plastered all over the gym asking people honor the reserved seating but when I asked "who" was asking I could not get an answer. I am interested mostly because if these seats are fair game, then I would like to be sitting in one when the boys play Monday night, but I certainly don't want to be taking a seat that someone else has paid for. Could someone from the area tell me who locally to call for clarification or if anyone knows how I could find out from the TSSAA themselves I would appreciate it. Thanks everyone!