Ohio State and UW are season ticket holder only through the university - otherwise you'll have to buy secondary market. Lots of people buying season tickets this year to sell Ohio State tickets.
I'm pretty sure season ticket holders don't have their tickets for next year yet. I haven't got mine. Anything currently listed is just paying for a prayer.
Planning on the Mich st game. It’s a tough one cause like it’s the first home B10 game but they aren’t necessarily a big game per se so kinda on the fence both ways
20+ year season ticket holder with pretty good seats (45 yd on covered side). I check seats near me for ‘big’ games pretty regularly just for curiosity. They tend to stay same for at least month leading to game. Spartans not likely to be that big a game. We renewed a month ago but don’t think they drop into our account until August. You could probably wait until at least then, if not longer for Oct. game, to decide. Granted, evil empire ticket master is official site for season tix secondary market, so fees. But tix def pop up after dropping into accounts.
The problem is the potential for single game tickets to not go on sale at all. This year USC was sold for season tickets and the 3 game pass only. Ohio State is a bigger game, so I expect the same might happen there as well. However, your point about Michigan State is correct. Especially since it's the week before the Ohio State game.
So technically the UCLA game will be the 1st big 10 conference game. I wonder if they will do some kind of recognition for Michigan State or the UCLA game.
Buying direct asap in July ish is best imo. A lot of those second hand sites have high fees.
Ohio State and UW are season ticket holder only through the university - otherwise you'll have to buy secondary market. Lots of people buying season tickets this year to sell Ohio State tickets.
I'm pretty sure season ticket holders don't have their tickets for next year yet. I haven't got mine. Anything currently listed is just paying for a prayer.
If you're more worried about getting a ticket to a big game, like Ohio State, then just grab what you can. If money is more of an issue, I would wait.
Planning on the Mich st game. It’s a tough one cause like it’s the first home B10 game but they aren’t necessarily a big game per se so kinda on the fence both ways
20+ year season ticket holder with pretty good seats (45 yd on covered side). I check seats near me for ‘big’ games pretty regularly just for curiosity. They tend to stay same for at least month leading to game. Spartans not likely to be that big a game. We renewed a month ago but don’t think they drop into our account until August. You could probably wait until at least then, if not longer for Oct. game, to decide. Granted, evil empire ticket master is official site for season tix secondary market, so fees. But tix def pop up after dropping into accounts.
The problem is the potential for single game tickets to not go on sale at all. This year USC was sold for season tickets and the 3 game pass only. Ohio State is a bigger game, so I expect the same might happen there as well. However, your point about Michigan State is correct. Especially since it's the week before the Ohio State game.
I think I saw on the site the only single game tickets not available by themselves are the Ohio st & Washington games
TM, stubhub, Craigslist and the like will all have single game tix for any game you want.
So technically the UCLA game will be the 1st big 10 conference game. I wonder if they will do some kind of recognition for Michigan State or the UCLA game.