1. LSU/Oregon 2. Ala/Aub 3. ND/USC 4. Tex/OU 5. Ohio State/Neb 6. A&M/Ark (bet Scott won't be there!) 7. ND/Mich 8. UGa/Boise 9. UGa/Fla 10. LSU/Ala Pretty much dominated by SEC games for sure. LSU, UGa, Fla, Ala, and ND only teams on the list twice. 10 most expensive tickets
I wonder if this list is based on face value or scalper prices. I'm thinking it's scalper prices, because the face value of an ND/USC ticket (at ND) is $80, and the face value of an ND/MI ticket (at MI)is $85.
Could be the most expensive at face. The Arkansas game has $300 face value tix in the good seats... which is about 35-40% of them! The cheapest I saw were $125 last time I looked. And Terry is correct... I REFUSE TO PAY THAT EXTORTION!!! :evil:
That makes sense. Scott, I know that other schools have different price tiers based on seat location, but the ticket price at ND is the same, no matter where the seat is located.
Sid, I didn't know that those seats on the 40 cost the same as the endzone seats that I always end up with.
Gip, roughly how many times over the years have you gotten tickets on or near the 50, say, between the 40s? It's happened for me somewhere around 6-7 times.
My memory is fuzzy. I can't remember the exact number of times. For a long time, I was putting my apps together with classmates who lived far away and did not go to every game. For example, using that method, I had 4 tickets to a ND-Miami night game back in the early 80s during the Faust era. They were low enough to be no more than 15-20 rows behind the Miami bench. We got drenched that night by a driving rain that fell throughout the second half. By far, my most memorable "luck of the draw" experience was for the infamous Nebraska game back in the early 2000s. I got two tickets smack on the 50 (visitors side, of course). I refused, as I always have, to sell the tickets to opposing fans, no matter the price. I don't know how many hundreds of dollars I passed up, but I could have cared less. I gave the tickets to my son and daughter and sat in the south end zone with two other tickets. When I walked into the stadium and saw that sea of red, I was angry as hell at the thousands of turncoat ND fans who had sold out. I've never forgotten it. It's forever changed my outlook on the so-called loyalty of Notre Dame fans.