Landlord Posted October 9, 2016 Share Posted October 9, 2016 If they're both undefeated going into the game those will be the most expensive tickets in history for a regular season game. Even more than the 2006 #1 vs #2 game i think. Quote Link to comment
ScottyIce Posted October 9, 2016 Author Share Posted October 9, 2016 I'm more excited to see them play eachother than anything. Thinking Michigan rolls the Buckeyes. I only want that if it means we get to play them for the B1G Quote Link to comment
teachercd Posted October 9, 2016 Share Posted October 9, 2016 If they're both undefeated going into the game those will be the most expensive tickets in history for a regular season game. Even more than the 2006 #1 vs #2 game i think. I did not even think about that… Those tickets are ready going for about $250. If th y are 1 and 2...I bet the cheapest you could get would be 350 or maybe more Quote Link to comment
ZRod Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 Does the loser still get a bid if the winner wins the B1G? Quote Link to comment
Swiv3D Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 Does the loser still get a bid if the winner wins the B1G?if it's a close game then I think it's definitely possible, just unlikely. Quote Link to comment
Moiraine Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 Does the loser still get a bid if the winner wins the B1G? Will be tough if Louisville wins out since their loss was early. Quote Link to comment
Landlord Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 If they're both undefeated going into the game those will be the most expensive tickets in history for a regular season game. Even more than the 2006 #1 vs #2 game i think. I did not even think about that… Those tickets are ready going for about $250. If th y are 1 and 2...I bet the cheapest you could get would be 350 or maybe more You're underselling that like crazy. Average ticket prices in 2006 were over $1,000. Quote Link to comment
teachercd Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 If they're both undefeated going into the game those will be the most expensive tickets in history for a regular season game. Even more than the 2006 #1 vs #2 game i think. I did not even think about that… Those tickets are ready going for about $250. If th y are 1 and 2...I bet the cheapest you could get would be 350 or maybe more You're underselling that like crazy. Average ticket prices in 2006 were over $1,000. Really? Dang... I guess I could see it happening. Quote Link to comment
jaws Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 If they're both undefeated going into the game those will be the most expensive tickets in history for a regular season game. Even more than the 2006 #1 vs #2 game i think. I did not even think about that… Those tickets are ready going for about $250. If th y are 1 and 2...I bet the cheapest you could get would be 350 or maybe more You're underselling that like crazy. Average ticket prices in 2006 were over $1,000. Really? Dang... I guess I could see it happening. I don't remember the average price being over $1,000. I do remember getting offered $800 per ticket for my seats in 18A for that game but those were really good seats. Things have changed slightly since the 2006 game. With the addition of the conference championship game and the playoffs, I think some people aren't as willing to drop a lot of cash on the OSU/Mich game. The Game also was not on Thanksgiving weekend in 2006. Quote Link to comment
Nebfanatic Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 If they're both undefeated going into the game those will be the most expensive tickets in history for a regular season game. Even more than the 2006 #1 vs #2 game i think.I did not even think about that Those tickets are ready going for about $250. If th y are 1 and 2...I bet the cheapest you could get would be 350 or maybe more You're underselling that like crazy. Average ticket prices in 2006 were over $1,000. Really? Dang...I guess I could see it happening. I don't remember the average price being over $1,000. I do remember getting offered $800 per ticket for my seats in 18A for that game but those were really good seats. Things have changed slightly since the 2006 game. With the addition of the conference championship game and the playoffs, I think some people aren't as willing to drop a lot of cash on the OSU/Mich game. The Game also was not on Thanksgiving weekend in 2006. wouldn't the intrigue of who is going to make the CCG and CFP add more drama? Quote Link to comment
jaws Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 If they're both undefeated going into the game those will be the most expensive tickets in history for a regular season game. Even more than the 2006 #1 vs #2 game i think.I did not even think about that Those tickets are ready going for about $250. If th y are 1 and 2...I bet the cheapest you could get would be 350 or maybe more You're underselling that like crazy. Average ticket prices in 2006 were over $1,000. Really? Dang...I guess I could see it happening. I don't remember the average price being over $1,000. I do remember getting offered $800 per ticket for my seats in 18A for that game but those were really good seats. Things have changed slightly since the 2006 game. With the addition of the conference championship game and the playoffs, I think some people aren't as willing to drop a lot of cash on the OSU/Mich game. The Game also was not on Thanksgiving weekend in 2006. wouldn't the intrigue of who is going to make the CCG and CFP add more drama? To a point but most people don't want to shell out $500-$1,000 for Michigan tickets with the possibility of a game in Indy and two more possible games in the playoffs. I think most OSU fans expect the team will have a very legitimate shot at the playoffs every year. Looking back, the 2006 game was like three games rolled into one (Michigan game, Big 10 championship game, and first round of the playoffs). Quote Link to comment
Nebfanatic Posted October 10, 2016 Share Posted October 10, 2016 I see your point jaws. It will be a huge game with similar implications (loser most likely can't win a natty) but the winner has so much left to do the game loses some importance because the more important games are yet to come Quote Link to comment
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