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16 minutes ago, Narco said:

Now that the state has lifted the group restrictions, does that mean that schools will be able to sell as many tickets for games as the want???  

They can now. The governor said that didn’t apply to high school football. The tssaa made “recommendations” as to capacity put there are schools all across the state that have been selling all the tickets they can this whole season. 

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2 minutes ago, BIGPURPLEMACHINE said:

They can now. The governor said that didn’t apply to high school football. The tssaa made “recommendations” as to capacity put there are schools all across the state that have been selling all the tickets they can this whole season. 

Thanks, did not know that. I was under the impression that each stadium had a certain amount of tickets they could sell depending on stadium size. I also thought that TSSAA had said something about fining school and making them forfeit games if they didn’t follow those rules. 

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13 minutes ago, Narco said:

Thanks, did not know that. I was under the impression that each stadium had a certain amount of tickets they could sell depending on stadium size. I also thought that TSSAA had said something about fining school and making them forfeit games if they didn’t follow those rules. 

That does apply to temperature checks and masks but not to stadium capacity and concession sales. 

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1 hour ago, BIGPURPLEMACHINE said:

They can now. The governor said that didn’t apply to high school football. The tssaa made “recommendations” as to capacity put there are schools all across the state that have been selling all the tickets they can this whole season. 

Yes waverly did and I think the Hill did also. 

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3 hours ago, Narco said:

Now that the state has lifted the group restrictions, does that mean that schools will be able to sell as many tickets for games as they want???  

The stadium restrictions were left to local authorities and school administrators, with recommendations considered from TSSAA. Personally, we taped off staggered sections of seats as "reminders" and sold tickets to whomever showed up. Administrators loosely monitored capacity vs. attendance, and people actually followed the seating arrangement to a degree... have to say that masks weren't a popular choice among spectators, but our board had already determined that we could politely ask, but not demand that they be worn... this is still America, and the public does still own the school.

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I would like to see all the schools start allowing in more people. If someone is worried about  social distancing then they can find a spot away from everyone else or just not come to the game. I know we require a mask and temp to get in the gate but is not strictly enforced once inside.  We are on the road this week for a region game and they are only allowing us 150 tickets.

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