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(07-01-2019 04:20 PM)mlb Wrote:  

(07-01-2019 04:14 PM)bearcatlawjd2 Wrote:  

(07-01-2019 04:12 PM)mlb Wrote:  Have a buddy who is an OSU season ticket holder. He said last year was the first year they truly found the price point that people stayed home and that this year they are trying the mini plans to keep the prices up. They had a number of games that didn't sell out last year.

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Big Ten expansion has been a dud. Rutgers and Maryland in east division. Heck UC fans wouldn’t want them in AAC east, Maybe an even trade for ECU and Temple.

I think it has more to do with price than opponent. $60 for the cheapest ticket all season. $200 for prime games (Michigan, MSU, Penn State).

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OSU’s been pretty open about their approach this season. Tickets are in demand but the sales rate is down across college football and they want to react before it’s a problem. That’s a scripted pr response but it’s a good plan. Plenty of people in this town want tickets but can’t get them. Set the hook with a mini plan and perhaps they buy every year.

I think you’ll be able to easily find tickets for the UC game but prices will be high. Face is $90. I’ll be up in C11 if any other UC fans are around you’ll hear us. Pro tip the cell coverage is awful so do not plan to be able to text or call reliability

Buying OSU tickets for me is conflicting but I can’t get to Cincinnati for enough games. So I can enjoy college football, tailgating, the pageantry etc. I don’t care how OSU does and if they loose it’s a bonus for me.