What's good?
I think 206 is "The Top of Rent" seating so it makes sense they'd get flipped.
It is. Screwing around on the UConn site 205, 206, 207 and 219 top of the rent tickets aren't available.
Those 206 tickets are listed on every ticket site at varying prices.
Seems like a poor investment for a business - I don't think the market will yield $140 for Michigan. You really have to like UConn's team to buy in for dozens of season tickets at $140 to think you can make any real margin.
Maybe there is money to be made on shipping charges - but I've got 4 extras in 206 and I'd be shocked if I could sell them off piecemeal for $200 each over the course of the season.
Will be interesting how available Michigan tickets are to season ticket holders. Does UConn maximize their revenue on the 'secondary' market or are they going to be passive.