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From the information I've seen by IM4NDRU

there will be limited numbers (like 20% of capacity) allowed into games. Like last year, students, faculty and donors will get first dibs. I've talked with people in Development and they all say "things are being worked out". I've also talked with retired employees of the University and they tell me they have not received any information. One retired employee I talked with whom I've known for many years told me he didn't ask for a refund on the ticket allotment from last year and just gave that money to the University, hoping that everything would be back to normal this year, but said they know nothing at this point.