“Regardless of price, or other fans in the queue, any family member should have the first option on event ticket renewals,” writes Rand in Millcreek.
By Rand Marcus | The Public Forumin The Tribune, “Eye on the bottom line,” suggests that BYU has a dilemma. Not really. The answer is pretty simple. Give the daughter of the longtime BYU fan “first right of refusal.”
Regardless of price, or other fans in the queue, any family member should have the first option on event ticket renewals.Rand Marcus, Millcreek
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