Section 15: A Midwesterner Visits Brooklyn The Off the Dribble team was interested in learning about Nets fans now that the team is in Brooklyn. We plan to talk with fans at home games throughout the season and will focus on Section 15, behind the east basket in the lower bowl. David Ison of Yonkers is the director of sales and marketing for Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx and purchased two season tickets to entertain clients like funeral directors and funeral home representatives. He was in Section 15 with his future stepson, Anthony Stilo, 13, a big fan of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Q. Are you a Nets fan? A. Yeah, I'm a Nets fan. It's kind of fun to have a team doing so well that's local like this. Q. You said you haven't been here that long; how long have you been in New York and where did you move from? A. Actually moved here from the Midwest a year ago. Q. So how did you wind up picking the Nets as your team? A. I took my kids to a Nets game in New Jersey last year for Christmas. They were playing the Hawks, and we had a great time. My kids flew in from Kansas City. I have three kids that live in Kansas City. They're 16, 13 and 8. My 8-year-old was an animal. First time he had been at anything like this. He was down getting autographs; he had those clapper things. You didn't want to be anywhere near him, you'd get hit in the head. So I was just checking in, and they had great seats available here so I just thought I'd go ahead and went with that. Q. Can I ask what you paid for the seats? A. Ummmm, golly, they were something like 130 bucks a pop, per ticket. And we have two. Q. Have you been out here already this season? A. Yeah, we were out here for the Clippers. It was great. It was the first time I was at the Barclays Center. It's a nice, great facility. The seats are great. I don't think there's a bad seat in here, except maybe way up there. It looks pretty steep. I've been in the Superdome and Arrowhead Stadium, where you're pretty much up there. But it's pretty steep up there. I don't think they should sell alcohol up there. Q. How did you get here from Yonkers and how long did it take? A. Subway. We took the 4 to Grand Central, had lunch with his mom, then Grand Central to here, roughly total: 55 minutes. So it wasn't bad. Q. Think Anthony will be a little groggy in school tomorrow? A. He's already asked his mom if he can skip. But he's got Spanish, so no is the answer to that one. He's actually a die-hard Oklahoma City fan, so he's here to see Westbrook and Durant. This was the game he kind of earmarked. I'm kind of looking forward to the Knicks game on Tuesday; that should be fun. I'm taking one of my top guys from work with me as a reward, so that will be fun. Q. Anthony, you grew up in Yonkers; how did you get to become a Thunder fan? A. I would watch the Thunder and I always liked Westbrook. I liked his play style. Q. What about the Nets? A. I like the Nets. It's just that the Thunder's always been my favorite team. Q. And what's your stance on the Knicks? A. Oh, well, they're my second-favorite team.