I am considering buying some tickets for the UC / Miami (OH) game. I don't see a link to buy them online, at least through UC. Can I order them through the UC ticket office so I sit with Bearcat fans? Or do I have to go straight to the Miami source? Any insights is appreciated.

I called the UC ticket office. I couldn't find a way to do it online either.

No road game tickets are available online. You either have to call the ticket office or go see them at the Lindner Center.

Make sure if you do buy tickets, that they are bought through UC. We need to sell as many tickets as possible. Let's make Oxford UC North.

I know I'm taking a group of six to this game. I have my fiance from Ann Arbor, my parents from Winston Salem and a couple other relatives from Eaton all coming down. Should be great, I want to see a sea of black :)

I just wish Miami wasn't so down competitively.

(09-17-2009 11:03 AM)BigDawg Wrote:  I am considering buying some tickets for the UC / Miami (OH) game. I don't see a link to buy them online, at least through UC. Can I order them through the UC ticket office so I sit with Bearcat fans? Or do I have to go straight to the Miami source? Any insights is appreciated.

Chances of sitting next to a Miami fan is slim at best no matter what institution you buy your tickets.

They do not draw well. This will be just like a UC home game. Or like Cubs fans at a Reds home game. The stadium will be ours.

I got my tix through UC. It will be nice to beat them by 55 and take over their stadium!

I like how Miami people refer to their school as "The Harvard of the Mid-West". To me, that is hilarious considering they are not even the highest ranked Miami (according to US News).

(09-17-2009 02:26 PM)KozCat14 Wrote:  I got my tix through UC. It will be nice to beat them by 55 and take over their stadium!

I like how Miami people refer to their school as "The Harvard of the Mid-West". To me, that is hilarious considering they are not even the highest ranked Miami (according to US News).

"Harvard of the Mid-West" actually came from a USA Today article back in the 80's. Cry-ami might have adopted it over the years, however USA Today tabbed them as such.