Just wanted to share a personal story on the off chance someone from the AD actually reads this thread.
I went to my first UConn football game as a sophmore the last year at Memorial. I grew up a diehard UConn basketball fan but decided to give football a shot since we were going D-1. Somewhere I have a picture of my friends and I on the field at the final game when the cops decided to haphazardly pepper spray everyone in sight. The following year I purchased season tickets, loved the tailgating and big game atmosphere and tried to convert as many friends as I could into fans. Over the years our group grew to the point where we took up most of a row at the Aero lot for our tailgating crew. The 3 year cycle for Michigan I had 16 season tickets and rarely was there much difficulty finding someone who wanted them.
The past few years eroded the usual group down to just a few and this season, with my friend back studying at UConn, we went the route of buying the friends and family tickets the week of the game as we got sick of eating tickets each game. When it's warm and optimism still abounds they came out, but the product was boring and frustrating and by the final two games of the season I couldn't get a soul to come join me even as I offered free tickets and food. They'd still watch, just from the comfort of their homes, and eventually switch to another game as Diaco's madness drove them away.
After the Tulane game, a friend who lives all of 5 minutes from the Rent sent a group message to the crew offering to hold viewing parties at his house next season, telling us we can tailgate in the backyard and watch the game on his giant tv. "I won't set foot in The Rent again as long as that clown is on the sidelines" was what he said, and sadly pretty much everyone agreed. With a new coach they'd come back, but Diaco is a laughingstock and needs to go. I'm guessing that's how pretty much the entire fanbase feels right now.
You could sit anywhere you wanted to. 
