[McKenwood]

the seat license concept for football is another failed Muir endeavor similar to how Stanford hollowed out Maples attendance.

The seat license concept for football was introduced in 2006 when the new stadium opened, long before Muir arrived.

That is not correct. Additional donation requirement were added for certain sections (114 is my section) As a result my neighbors from Portola Valley, who were long-term season ticket holders but not donors, were forced out as were some other ticketholders nearby.
Also with the change in 2017 tax act these donations are no longer deductible. They should have just raised prices so ticket donations back to Stanford or to other charities would have been more valuable.

Just a screw up all around and this came under Muir not when the stadium opened.

[McKenwood]

the seat license concept for football is another failed Muir endeavor similar to how Stanford hollowed out Maples attendance.

The seat license concept for football was introduced in 2006 when the new stadium opened, long before Muir arrived.

That is not correct. Additional donation requirement were added for certain sections (114 is my section) As a result my neighbors from Portola Valley, who were long-term season ticket holders but not donors, were forced out as were some other ticketholders nearby.
Also with the change in 2017 tax act these donations are no longer deductible. They should have just raised prices so ticket donations back to Stanford or to other charities would have been more valuable.

Just a screw up all around and this came under Muir not when the stadium opened.