Maize N Blue, great work on all the updates for the hockey games. But do you need to swear so much, especially at the refs? You kinda sound like a tinfoil hat sometimes.
Raoul, thank you for the attention you give the women's team. I enjoy following it. It seemed that the roster was really setting up, the current coaching staff is recruiting at a higher level (re: recruiting profiles) than any staff before. But then a bunch of ladies quit, or transferred. What happened?
Oh, and Bloomington traffic is much like AA traffic; they are not big into people actually getting into the town. There is a decent highway to Bloomington from Indy but after that the roads cannot handle a game-day rush. But it could be much worse (State College, I'm looking at you...).
I have been to each of the past few times UM has played in Bloomington. (I live in southern Indiana and don't get up to home games that often.) To get tickets just get the IU ticket phone number from their website, the gal that helped me with my order was quite kind and helpful. When I told her which game I wanted she asked "Are you a Michigan fan?" When I replied yes she said, "I can put you close to their section if you want." I will be in the next section over.
The other times I have been to Bloomington the crowd has been fine and there have been thousands of Michigan fans there. Also, Memorial Stadium isn't huge and so all the seats have a pretty good view. People at IU aren't really that big into football for the most part and one can tell that from the atmosphere; the ambiance is not bad but it is not crazy awesome either.
I don't think it has ever been a sellout when I have been there so you may just want to buy the tickets the day of the game.
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Maize N Blue, great work on all the updates for the hockey games. But do you need to swear so much, especially at the refs? You kinda sound like a tinfoil hat sometimes.
Oh, and Bloomington traffic is much like AA traffic; they are not big into people actually getting into the town. There is a decent highway to Bloomington from Indy but after that the roads cannot handle a game-day rush. But it could be much worse (State College, I'm looking at you...).
I have been to each of the past few times UM has played in Bloomington. (I live in southern Indiana and don't get up to home games that often.) To get tickets just get the IU ticket phone number from their website, the gal that helped me with my order was quite kind and helpful. When I told her which game I wanted she asked "Are you a Michigan fan?" When I replied yes she said, "I can put you close to their section if you want." I will be in the next section over.
The other times I have been to Bloomington the crowd has been fine and there have been thousands of Michigan fans there. Also, Memorial Stadium isn't huge and so all the seats have a pretty good view. People at IU aren't really that big into football for the most part and one can tell that from the atmosphere; the ambiance is not bad but it is not crazy awesome either.
I don't think it has ever been a sellout when I have been there so you may just want to buy the tickets the day of the game.