The Bryce Jordan Center has hit capacity Sunday morning as we approach the minutes leading up to the Final Four, according to R&R committee members at Gates A and B.

If you’re hoping to check out home stretch, it looks like you’re out of luck this time around.

However, R&R’s account just tweet this minutes ago:

The Bryce Jordan Center is now open to all spectators! You may enter through Gate A or B after receiving a spectator wristband.

— THON Event Updates (@EventSafety_FTK) February 18, 2018

It first tweeted out that the Bryce Jordan Center reached capacity around 6:30 a.m., but committee members at Gates A and B did not confirm at that time that the arena was full.

So THON’s a confusing mess. What else is new?

Happy Final Four.

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