Question about landing season FB tickets

Donors are usually organized into tiers, so give enough to get above the bottom tier. This will give you much better odds of getting tickets, and maybe in a better location too.

Honestly man, season tickets aren’t worth it. Just get them off the secondary market.

you need priority points. As an alum, you’ll get bonus points to start. You’re psd will get you additional. If you’ve made any other donations to the athletic department they will also be added. I was in the same scenario 2 years ago. My alum bonus points, psd, and another small donation had me high enough on the list to get them. My guess is that after a disappointing season and a less than stellar home schedule (no OSU/MSU), that it would work out the same for you.

Jim,

You're the head coach, shouldn't be a problem at all.

 

But seriously, if you call the ticket office they should be able to give you an idea. I don't think they can guarentee anything, but the 20 priority points for being an alum should go along way. 

But, if you’re dead set on them, a 1200 dollar donation will secure your seats.

A series of bribes to the right officials helps. Luckily for you, I can be of some assistance. You get me the cash, I put it in the right hands, badda-bing, badda-boom, you've got your season tickets.

While on this topic, when do Game tickets go on sale? Looking to do the opener vs ND in SB and one home game TBD.

Eh back in my day you used to be able to buy a couple Coca-Colas and you get a few tickets for free. Oh, how things have changed over the years

Due seating, PSD’s, etc. contact the ticket office at 1-734-764-0247. The PSD fee deadline is close. Not required in certain sections. Valid information is best found at the source.

You can always get them on stubhub for less.  People will need to dump them.

3 year's ago 35 points was enough to get mid 20 row seats on the goal line. I am very happy with the seats. Since it came up above does anyone have info on when when ND tickets go on sale and how to get them?

Yes, you can get tickets on the secondary market. Yes, the home schedule this year is not great, and lackluster games often go for less than face value on the secondary market.

But ...having season tickets means that you don't have to constantly look, gauge prices, etc. For "big" games, you don't have to pay inflated prices. If you like your seats, you can renew endlessly and know you'll like where you sit. Additionally, you might enjoy sitting around the same folks game after game and enjoy the cameraderie.

Like most things, arguments to be made on both sides.

I think nowadays you can get season tickets for 2 bottles of milk and a steak...or a single milksteak.

(Scratches Cheek)
Make them an offer they can't refuse

pay my PSD and as long as you want to go see Rutgers only, we will get along just fine. How does that sound? Or make me another offer.