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“But some season ticket holders will be displaced in order to make room for the extra wheelchair spaces and companion seats. On average, adding one wheelchair seat means a loss of about 13 traditional bench seats. Nearly 2,500 bench seats will be lost by 2010 on the east sideline to make up for the wheelchair seats, Hage said.

Those patrons will be notified and will be relocated. It was not immediately clear where those fans would go and who they may potentially replace.

“Our fans are just fantastic and we anticipate they will be very supportive,” Hage said.

U-M will drop down to a capacity of 106,201 in 2008 season — below Penn State’s 107,282.

But that won’t be for long. U-M is in the midst of a $226 million renovation of the stadium that will widen aisles and seats and create a new press box, concourse, luxury boxes and indoor and outdoor club seats. The pricier luxury boxes and club seats will add about 5,000 spots, including about 135 wheelchair-accessible seats.

U-M should reclaim its title in 2010.”