Nebraska fans frustrated by changes in volleyball reseating at Bob Devaney Sports Center

July 10, 2026 - 23:09

Nebraska volleyball supporters are expressing significant frustration online following recent changes to the season ticket reseating process at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. Longtime fans who have held the same seats for years say the new system feels unfair and disruptive.

The updated procedure, which alters how current season ticket holders can renew or relocate their seats, has sparked a wave of complaints on social media platforms. Many fans report being moved from preferred locations they have occupied for decades, often to less desirable spots in the arena. Others say the new online selection process is confusing and difficult to navigate, leading to missed opportunities to secure good seats.

One fan wrote that the system "punishes loyalty" by not giving priority to those who have supported the team through thick and thin. Another noted that the changes seem designed to maximize revenue rather than reward long-term supporters. The frustration is particularly acute given the program's massive popularity, where sellouts are the norm and demand far exceeds supply.

Athletic department officials have acknowledged the feedback, stating that the changes were made to modernize the process and ensure fairness for all fans. They have encouraged those with concerns to contact the ticket office directly for assistance. However, for many Husker faithful, the explanation does little to ease the sting of losing seats that hold years of memories.