# She was hopeful the team “will reverse course and honor the promises it made to the Utah Jazz’s most committed and proud supporters.”
#Attorney representing the 100 Club members in the suit responds tonight on their behalf.
#There's a strong undercurrent of "This wouldn't have happened under Larry Miller's watch" in the lawsuit.
#Not the kind of story you see everyday. Greg Miller declined to comment when reached by a Tribune reporter tonight.
#As of late April, 24 members of the club had decided to join in the suit. Keep in mind these are the Jazz's most premium fans.
#And it describes the Jazz's tone as "dismissive and hostile" when 100 Club members tried to resolve their issues.
#It also alleges that members have been overbilled for meals provided by Jazz subsidies by roughly $3 million over the last 6 years.
#The suit alleges that that action destroyed the value of the 100 Club seats to the tune of $16 million.
#But the Jazz launched a ticket marketplace in January that gave all their season-ticket holders the right to sell their seats.
#A membership that came with the rights to four courtside seats sold for $800,000 as recently as October 2009.
#The club used to be the only vehicle by which any Jazz fans could sell, transfer or bequeath the rights to their seats.
#That would be the 50 to 60 most well-heeled season-ticket holders who control 220 of the VIP tickets at EnergySolutions Arena.
#Jazz fans will be interested to learn that the team was sued Thursday for $19 million by members of the 100 Club.
is anybody in the 100 club or know anybody personally who is, that can share what this is all about from a different perspective?