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Thanks in advance. I'm on the waitlist for two new seats. I received an email months ago that I would get another email "4-5 months before the season opener" to begin the Seat yourself process. Can anyone explain to me, in detail, how the process usually works? How much time do I have to select my seats, how much advance notice of my allotted time for selection, etc?

Just got off the line with the ticket office. Colorado is NOT returning any of their tickets. Invoices have not been sent, and they anticipate to only fulfill requests by donors with the most priority points. I may luck out, simply because my ticket owners should have sufficient priority points. That's an assumption. I guess we play the waiting game.

Disregard. Found the info I needed. We'll see if we get an invoice this month.

I don't actually have my seats in my name. I purchase them through another couple, who had a pair available for the last couple of years. I requested three extra tickets in the drawing to be able to take my cousin from England, and a few others. My question is, when do you find out if you did get those extra tickets? Do they only notify you if you were selected, or do they send a negative email? Thanks to you guys, and GO BIG RED!

Your season ticket privileges can be revoked for selling higher than face value. But before I had season tickets, the last game I paid out the nose for was Michigan State in 2015. I think i paid $150/each plus fees through Stub Hub. EDIT: Section 36C, Row 72

North End Zone here as well. Section 38 Row 11. Depending where you're at, the End Zones have some great seats. From our aisle seats, we have about twenty steps to field level, and access to restrooms and concessions at Gate 15. Plus its always cool to watch the team exit the locker room.

I love to wax nostalgic as much as the next guy, but what about current walk ons that reflect the spirit of the program? I'm biased, but this kid bleeds Husker Red, and is what the walk on program is about. Born, Bred, and Go Big Red. http://journalstar.com/sports/huskers/football/hometown-husker-conor-young/article_fa1f971e-0598-5612-84bf-3d8236816537.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

The first year I don't expect miracles, but realistic change. -Not getting taken to the woodshed by teams we should beat. -No enormous blowouts. The second year, I expect to be seeing talk of serious contenders for the West, and handily beating lesser opponents. Third year, I want Huskers at Badgers to be THE B1G game to watch. With this game being who goes to the B1G Championship, and advancing in Top 15 rankings.

Sitting in my new seats in Section 38 Row 11. The wife's first night game. GO BIG RED!

Thanks Mavric. Ive already paid for 2017. I should have clarified, and stated for the 2018 season. I paid them donation beginning of the year, and paid for the balance in March. Unless I get those lottery tOSU tickets, then pay another check.

Thanks. Either I need to plead to the Secretary of Domestic Tranquility for a Husker Season Ticket Budget Increase, or move out.

I've been doing just that for a few years. The Mr really doesnt want to deal with it any longer. He's held on to themwith hopes his son or grandkids wanted them long term, and would give them POA eventually. It turns out, none of the kids/grandkids can afford them.That's why I've been getting this honey of a deal for the last few years. Looks likethe 2017 season will be my last bargain season.

For the last several years, I've gotten tickets that belong to an elderly couple that are too old to physically attend games. After 35 years, they've decided to not renew their tickets, and have asked if I want those seats. With an emphatic yes, they want to help me keep a hold of these seats. Now, I know there's no way im keeping these seats for the $150/seat donation level they're at, but can't quite swallow the $750/seat the ticket office wants for these seats. What are my chances, from some expert opinions, of getting these tickets for $500/seat? Thanks in advance.

Actually, I'm from Cozad, if you call that Western Nebraska. A close friend is an Iowegian, and a Hawkeye. I'm fairly certain he drinks his own pee.

Make them pay.