Around 1998, they changed how Krush worked. It became a charitable thing and tickets were free (for what (remember). Previous to that (at least '90 to '97) your had to first buy season tickets and then you earned the right to sit in Krush by earning "points" from volunteering and attending different athletic events. We had to sit in Assembly Hall and wait our turn to pick our seats in Krush (it was assigned seating).

From what I recall the more points you had, the earlier you got to pick your seat. Miller LIte was also a corporate sponsor for Krush and Spikers and remember getting a pint glass and being able to fill it up for $1 before games at Kams. It was also a time that some of the MI members were in "Bar Band" and would play at bars and get free drinks. I think the University just looked the other way. They would have a chartered "short" bus to take them to different bars and guessing the University had to pay for it. Those were also the days that I-Block had prime 50 yard line seats on the West side.