OK, great news for IU! Best way to get tickets? Secondary market only?*
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Right now they range between 700 and 5,000 for a pair.
I’ll be going somewhere in Bloomington to watch it.
I’ll be going somewhere in Bloomington to watch it.
They’re EXPENSIVE.
I bought before the show on the hunch. I’ll still try and get them through the IU ticket office and resell the ones I got to some domer if I do.
I bought before the show on the hunch. I’ll still try and get them through the IU ticket office and resell the ones I got to some domer if I do.
Sugar Bowl tickets are cheaper at this point.
Will avoid nasty cold and crazy prices in S Bend for a more reasonable affair in New Orleans v. Georgia (except for hotel prices). Beat the Dawgs!
Will avoid nasty cold and crazy prices in S Bend for a more reasonable affair in New Orleans v. Georgia (except for hotel prices). Beat the Dawgs!
I’m a capitalist.
This post season is fixing to be an expensive endeavor on top of an expensive year. All things being equal, I would really like to recoup some cash. If a fellow Hoosier would like to pay the going rate of like $2,200 for what I paid $1,100 for, good for them. But I prefer to gouge a Domer of anyone
Contact IU Hoops forum.
They have tickets for sale much cheaper.
They have a website set up:
www.reversiblejacket.com
They have tickets for sale much cheaper.
They have a website set up:
www.reversiblejacket.com
I'd do the $700 but put me down for a no on $5k.
Just hope it ain't windy in South Bend. Bad stadium with wind.
You should offer them to IU fans first at whatever price you want. If no takers then try ND fans.
They’re most likely going up on SeatGeek, which does not discriminate. With that said, if I get athletic dept tickets (which I’m not expecting by priority points and it’ll be a hot ticket), I’ll post on here if anyone wants to pay whatever the going rate is.
My speed is we all pool 50 bucks, 50 people to get to $2500, buy one ticket, then we draw lots to see who gets to go.
Even if we aren't the one, we can point to the TV with pride and say 'my ticket is there supporting Indiana!'
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Even if we aren't the one, we can point to the TV with pride and say 'my ticket is there supporting Indiana!'
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I just put in for my Sugar Bowl tickets thru IU. It’s up and taking orders now on the website.
Did the purchase go through? How will they determine whether you actually get the tickets. I also applied for some but it was not clear what the process is.
If I'm reading the IU notice correct, there aren't going to be any available through IU -- those will all go to family and university big shots.
Yup that’s what it sounds like. So the people who can actually afford to pay secondary market prices are the ones who will get the university tickets. I really wish they’d at least save some for students. They deserve it
A higher visiting team allocation would be a positive — 15-20% of capacity or something like that. It would add to the atmosphere to have a decent block of away fans in the stadium.
Not gonna happen, but I guess I’ll make this post anyways.
Not gonna happen, but I guess I’ll make this post anyways.
It sucks for us, but the idea is for it to be a true home game, so I get it
I agree. I think they should do a 70/30 split. It still rewards the home team but allows for visiting fans to travel and watch their team. Which comes to the point of NCAA basketball tournaments. The higher seeds get no real home court advantage. They may have a bit of regional advantage but in the old days, just like the NIT, 1st round games were played at the campuses. Not sure why they couldn’t coordinate games played at neutral sites in the first round for football.
I imagine it was as a reward to higher seeds, similar to what the NFL does (also where a 7-10 division champ can host a 12-5 wildcard team), easier to schedule because arranging convenient neutral sites with 2 weeks lead time would be tough, & not wanting to eat up 4 more bowl sites (as pointless as bowls have become) by making them playoff games.
IU's allotment is 3,500 seats and after the band, parents, staff, dignitaries, etc are taken care of I am told that there may be about 2,000 seats remaining. Donors at the Hoosier Champion & Scholar levels were given the opportunity to request 4 tickets and donors at the Hoosier Athlete and Hundred levels were given the opportunity to request 2. Seats will be assigned based on priority points standing.
Students with exemplary attendance records were given the opportunity to request 1 ticket.
Lower level seats are $160 and upper level seats are $100.
I totally fell for that. Glad that link wasn't some meme of a large African American man sitting naked on his bed displaying his 3rd leg.
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