I've been waiting to buy on stubhub for the game Saturday and these random pockets of 10-15 youth only tickets keep popping up. I usually go to about 10-15 college games a year in a bunch of various stadiums and states, always buy on stubhub, and I'm really having trouble making sense of what the ticket market is for Saturday.
What's going on with tickets?
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It's not sold out. Unless you just want a really good seat, order through IU.
Yeah I might end up doing that. I just like buying on stubhub because I usually get some crazy good deals. A few years ago I hit the Chick-fil-a bowl, citrus bowl, and Orange bowl for 45 dollars total. A couple years ago Texas at Iowa State for 6 dollars...which some might argue was still over paying
If you sit next to me, try not to be a douchebag like many of your OSU friends. We get it. You are ranked #1 and should win. Be respectful and I won't pound you into the aluminum seats!
If you sit next to me, try not to be a douchebag like many of your OSU friends. We get it. You are ranked #1 and should win. Be respectful and I won't pound you into the aluminum seats!
That escalated quickly.
I'll try to keep it under control. I was a visiting faculty member at IU for three years and earned my PhD there so it'll be ok. I hosted a group of about 10 friends a few years ago during the Indiana and OSU game and we did get a few undeserved cans of beer thrown at us.If you sit next to me, try not to be a douchebag like many of your OSU friends. We get it. You are ranked #1 and should win. Be respectful and I won't pound you into the aluminum seats!
IU sells kids tickets for $10.
A regular Ahia State game ticket is $65.
My guess is folks bought up kid tickets and put them out there
They can sell them for $50, claim its below face, and make $$.
SOMETIMES IU will "enforce" the kid policy - so if an adult shows up with a kid ticket, they have to pay the difference.
Other times, they just scan the ticket and let the person in.
Buyer beware.
Just being proactive. Some fans forget where they are and trust there are sensible people near them. I prefer that the opposing fans cheer for their team but be mindful of where they are.
