Michigan Basketball Tickets in Las Vegas 11/19 & 11/21 On Sale Now
Michigan will be playing in the "Roman Main Event" in Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena on both Friday, November 19th & Sunday the 21st. The other teams invited are UNLV, Wichita State, and Arizona. I don't think they have announced the matchups yet.
Tickets went on sale yesterday. Would be great to have a big Michigan crowd, so start buying! Here's the link:
https://www.axs.com/events/397883/roman-main-event-tickets/promopage/24293?locale=en-US&skin=tmobile
Go Blue.
Interesting, wonder how many fans will actually be able to attend by that time.
Arizona should be the only hurdle to sweeping both games.
the ticket selection seating map was full, no spaces.
Well that would be nice if things start getting back to some sort of normalcy.
By then we should have "Vaccine Passports" or at least some cheaper rapid testing option too.
Double Post. Double Post.
get the papers get the papers.
Things are 99% back to normal here (our new Gov. jettisoned the mask mandate), and believe Vegas is around 50% already, should be 100% good to go by Nov. Vegas gonna rock with Michigan fans!
While we are only a few weeks away from a substantial increase in vaccine availability and it is likely anyone over 16 who wants a vaccine will be able to get one in the next several months, we are not quite there yet. While no one is suggesting that hospitals are going to be overwhelmed, there are states (including Michigan) where numbers are starting to creep up. It’s.not hard to wear a mask and it is one of the easiest things people can do to limit spread. Limiting spread (especially since in many places, people under 65 with comorbitities have not yet had a chance to be vaccinated) can save lives. The life you could potentially save could be a neighbor, a coworker or the family member of someone you know.. Consider wearing a mask for them until more people have been able to get vaccinated.
https://www.bridgemi.com/michigan-health-watch/coronavirus-tracker-what-michigan-needs-know-now
“Michigan reported 2,048 new coronavirus cases and 27 deaths Tuesday as the daily positive test rate approached 9 percent for the first time since early January.
The cases bring the seven-day average to 1,951, up from 1,795 on Tuesday. It was 1,250 a week ago, an increase of 56 percent.
Michigan now has the nation’s seventh highest rate of new daily cases per 100,000, with 22 confirmed or suspected new daily cases per 100,000. Just 10 days ago, the state had the 43rd highest rate.
The percent of coronavirus tests coming back positive has risen sharply in the past week, to 8.6 percent of the 20,900 tests reported Tuesday coming back positive. That’s up from 5.6 percent just eight days ago.
The rate had hovered about 3.4-3.6 percent from mid-February until early March when it began rising. Hospitalizations rose again too, up 30 from Monday to 1,124 COVID-19 patients.”
There are plenty of seats left if you buy tickets for the full event both days.
not sure if this was a reply to my "no spaces" post. I just meant they're not spacing out the seats due to covid. every seats is for sale.
IDK if you have seen UFC 261 was just announced for april in Florida with the plan to have a packed sold out house. So depending on how that goes and how many people die and how much the UFC get sued.
Then we will find out.
The UFC shouldn’t be held liable in that situation, they’re not forcing people to buy tickets, if they choose to go that’s on them...Unfortunately suing the UFC is the easy answer...
Viva..... Las Vegas!!!!
Big M points peeps and season ticket holders got the opportunity to buy last Friday
Thanks for the heads up! Just bought two tickets in UM section 4
I'm going to Vegas the first weekend of May and am looking forward to putting all my bonus money on Michigan to beat OSU this year!
Is your bonus a jelly of the month club subscription?
That’s the gift that keeps giving the whole year through.
Is your bonus a jelly of the month club subscription?
shit...1st double post...
Expect a full house of Michigan fans. Plenty of Michigan grads and fans in the area and of course LA is not too far away for a long weekend in Vegas.
Fly from Ann Arbor to Vegas Friday morning, check out the evening game, get on a redeye across the country to make the Maryland football game in College Park, and then reverse the process to watch the second game on Sunday! Seems like a full weekend
Can we sellout every single damn game at Crisler next season? The basketball team has earned at least that. Only 13,000 need to show up. SELLOUT EVERY DAMN GAME!!
Michigan Fans - Sec. 1-5, Sec. 201-204
Wichita State Fans - Sec. 6-10, Sec. 206-208
UNLV Fans - Sec. 11-15, Sec. 220-222
Arizona Fans - Sec. 16-20, Sec. 224-227
Section 2 baby! Best seats I can find, yall are fast!
Might have to drive up from San Diego for this!
Does anyone know what time Michigan is playing? I can't find it on the site.
Check back in like.... October.
Bracket Note / Thread Jack —
It appears Jalen Wilson - former M target and current Kansas star (?) player is out for the tourney.
I followed some links at the IU site Brian linked on the front page and ended up on a KU site seeing a quote from Self noting that 3 players didn’t make the trip to Indy but 2 of them -who had already been in CoVid protocol - and were named - would hopefully be joining the team in Indy prior to their opener. The 3rd player not making the trip was Wilson. There was no mention of him by name BUT some reference of “doing the math” in regard to the positive test that caused KU to exit the Big 12 tourney.
TLDR - be wary of picking Kansas in your bracket
Thanks for posting this!
Just scooped 2 tickets in section 2.
Excited for sure!