Bowl Ticket Requests Available

Submitted by umbig11 on October 29th, 2019 at 5:40 PM

Bowl Game Ticket Requests - deadline Dec. 4

 

Bowl request information is available at https://mgoblue.com/sports/2017/10/11/michigan-football-bowl-tickets.aspx. 

*You are not required to request tickets for each game. You may request different quantities for each game. 
*Please note this is a request, not a guarantee. A credit card will be used but will not be charged until we can fulfill the request. Email confirmation will be sent once your card has been charged. 
* This is considered a commitment to purchasing the quantity you select without refunds or exchanges. 

DEADLINE: Wednesday, December 4 at 5:00 p.m.

Price ranges are tentative and subject to change once our bowl information is received. A service charge is added to each order.

 

 

* Due to quick turnaround times, we are unable to accommodate seating requests, including group seating. All seats will be assigned by priority point totals. If you have a special seating need due to a disability please reply with your confirmation email to [email protected] and indicate if you need wheelchair seating or limited mobility seating. 
* If overall demand exceeds supply, orders will be filled starting with the highest priority point total until our allotment is exhausted. Your card will be charged once your reservation is guaranteed. 
* We reserve the right to reduce your number of tickets purchased to be equitable to all donors/season ticket holders. 
* Pending availability, tickets will be available for purchase to the general public after the season ticket holder and donor presale. Date and further details of a potential public sale will be communicated on Dec. 9. There will be NO donor priority during the public sale - orders will be filled first come, first serve.

 

Additional Items

DescriptionQuantity

Cotton Bowl Classic $110-$310
Dec. 28, Arlington, TX

 

Capital One Orange Bowl $125-$310 
Dec. 30, Miami Gardens, FL

 

Rose Bowl Game Presented by Northwestern Mutual $170-$235 
Jan. 1, Pasadena, CA

 

Allstate Sugar Bowl $110-$265
Jan. 1, New Orleans, LA

 

CFP at the Playstation Fiesta Bowl $185-$310 
Dec. 28, Glendale, AZ

 

Outback Bowl $90-$180 
Jan. 1, Tampa, FL

 

VRBO Citrus Bowl $90-$200 
Jan. 1, Orlando, FL

 

TaxSlayer Gator Bowl $65-$90 
Jan. 2, Jacksonville, FL

 

San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl $75-$190 
Dec. 27, San Diego, CA


 

 

Redbox Bowl $60-$155 
Dec. 30, Santa Clara, CA

 

CFP at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl $185-$310 
Dec. 28, Atlanta, GA

 

Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl $50-$125 
Dec. 30, Nashville, TN

 

New Era Pinstripe Bowl $85-$155 
Dec. 27, Bronx, NY

 

SERVPRO First Responder Bowl $55-$130 
Dec. 30, Dallas, TX

 

Quick Lane Bowl $70-$94 
Dec. 26, Detroit, MI

 

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Alton

October 29th, 2019 at 7:19 PM ^

Yes, I like that idea.  The opponent will be the G5 representative--SMU or Appalachian State, most likely.  Not sure I like that particular idea.

Unfortunately, it's looking pretty likely that the Cotton Bowl team will be the Wisconsin/Minnesota winner.  They have to take the highest-ranked team once all of the other NY6 bowls have taken their representatives, so we are looking at either SEC #5 or Big Ten #3.

Here's my thinking:

Playoff:  SEC #1, Big Ten #1, SEC #2, Clemson

Rose & Sugar take Big Ten #2 v Pac 12 #1 and SEC #3 v B12 #1 respectively

Orange:  Wake Forest v (probably) SEC #4

Cotton will take the next best team plus the best G5 champion.  Most likely Big Ten #3, but it will certainly have to be a top-10 team.

So OSU/PSU winner to the playoff, loser to the Rose, and West division champion to the Cotton.  I think the only way that Michigan moves up to the top 10 is if they end up 10-2.

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