Section 15: We're With the Zamboni Driver 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 focus on Section 15, behind the east basket in the lower bowl. Eileen Shea was emphatic in stating that she did not teach her daughter Colleen to drive the Zamboni at Barclays Center. Colleen, the assistant manager of facilities at Barclays Center, drove the Zamboni - an ice resurfacing machine necessary for events like hockey and Disney on Ice - at the XL Center in Hartford before moving to Bay Ridge to work at the new arena in Brooklyn. On Saturday night, her parents took in their first game at Barclays Center, making the GPS-aided drive from Hartford. Colleen's parents began following the Nets when she took a job at the arena. "We watch a lot of games on YES," Paul Shea said, noting that he was excited to see the YES Network sideline reporter Sarah Kustok in person. The Sheas are UConn basketball fans, so an added bonus was the chance to catch the former Husky star Kemba Walker while watching the Nets. The game was played while the Final Four was taking place in Atlanta, less than two years after Walker led the Huskies to the national championship. Walker struggled, but the Sheas were able to witness the primary objective: a Nets win. "I'm looking forward to seeing this team evolve," Eileen Shea said. I'm amazed they've gotten as good as they are, and gelled. Paul Shea said he was excited for the Islanders to begin playing at Barclays Center. The Islanders" arrival at Barclays would mean more Zamboni rides and ice maintenance for Colleen.