My thinking is when you only have 7 or 8 home games a year I try to go to all of them no matter who the opponent is.
Basketball on the the other hand has approximately 15 home games a year.It’s easier to skip a non conference dud but that’s just me.
I loved that IU sold tickets at Costco. Go get that impulse buy.
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@ccmac -I love seeing all the old familiar names on our new site. Still miss V in a major way. I'm sure he is watching down on the Hoosiers this year.
@red-hornet same here,I always enjoy your input and yes I miss him as well. I know he would be pumped for the new season.
I don’t claim to be a football expert by any means,I just love IU football.I’ve seen a lot of bad football over the years but I always come back for more.Last year was the most fun I’ve had in years and I honestly think this your could be as good or maybe better.The schedule is much tougher so it’s going to be interesting.
I was looking at getting a few extra tickets for the opener. Tickets actually start at $62 for the general public, I thought it was $45.
If we put our thoughts on the fan support aside, I think it's fair to say IU may have mispriced this game to some extent. That's steep -- $120 for two people, $240 for a family of four...
Hopefully we can run some promos and move some tickets before August 30th.
@tammany yeah it is probably going to take them a while to figure out the pricing with Cig in town.
Just want defend ASU. It still over 100° for night games through Oct. My wife and kid went last year and barely made it to the half as it was 105°
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Just want defend ASU. It still over 100° for night games through Oct. My wife and kid went last year and barely made it to the half as it was 105°
We've been told that hot weather is not an excuse.