Neither does Penn State. These are just required donations based on seat locations. It a grey area because technically it is a donation and non refundable so they don’t have an obligation to refund them. The right thing to do however would be to refund or allow them to count towards next year.
In these times with as much unemployment, salary cuts and furloughs I don’t blame anyone for wanting their money back. Penn State donations are due by February 1 so no one had even a suspicion that football season would be cancelled at that time. If donations were due July 1st then I would be saying you knew this was a possibility so it your own fault.
You sure? Because we had this debate before on here. I was wrong and thought I didn't get an e-mail on this. Guys and gals argued that season ticket holders did. Turns out my wife got the e-mail and the seat donation you can either roll over to 2021, donate, or ask for a full refund. Only reason I remember this is because I turned out to be wrong by fault of my wife. And the whole world knows my wife is never at fault.:)
Yeah he's wrong that Rutgers hasn't confirmed because they have multiple times:
Exactly. Didn't realize people didn't know this. We'll probably roll our entire allotment, including the seat fees, over into next year and will likely donate the amount equivalent to the seat fees ($150/season ticket for our 14 tickets) this year to try to help out, since this is going to be a tough year for RU athletics.
