Is there a "home" side and "visitors" side? Are the supporters of either team likely to be able to sit with other like-minded fans? Or are you just as likely to find yourself as the ONLY person wearing your team's colors in a SEA of the other team's colors?
Do you have to be 'in the know', can you ask for tickets for your side of the stadium putting your trust in the ticket agent?
As the kid who was ~always~ the one that was never called about a cancelled school baseball game, I'm of the opinion that the sports network is just as bad as the good-ole-boy network. Fucking sports parents/coaches. :grr:
if your tickets were distributed by a team in the AFC you're on that side (or so I'm told). The teams contending get about 35% of the seats to distribute with the NFL/non-participating teams getting the remainder, mostly via a season ticket holder lottery or to big money sponsors.
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