As do I...Automatik;1462279 wrote:I expect OSU to beat Michigan.
Brandon Castel, @jbook37, Tony Gerdeman(he's funny as hell), Elika Sadeghi(no insider stuff, but you'll thank me), almost all of the coaching staff is on Twitter, Bill Greene. There's a lot of 11W guys on there. Also, Ari Wasserman and Ramzy Nasrallah are solid follows.Automatik;1463763 wrote:I just got a Twitter account...yeah I'm way late to the party.
Anyone care to provide some good Buckeye-related people to follow? Not really interested in players, more like insider stuff, recruiting, etc.
Most that I follow have been mention but I'll go through my list anyway:Automatik;1463763 wrote:I just got a Twitter account...yeah I'm way late to the party.
Anyone care to provide some good Buckeye-related people to follow? Not really interested in players, more like insider stuff, recruiting, etc.
Michigan is going to let the market dictate the price of single-game tickets. The single-game price will increase as tickets are sold and the supply dwindles.| C. Michigan | $65 | $70 |
| Notre Dame | $65 | $195 |
| Akron | $65 | $65 |
| Minnesota | $65 | $85 |
| Indiana | $65 | $85 |
| Nebraska | $65 | $110 |
| Ohio State | $65 | $175 |
| *Expected Initial Dynamic Price (end zone) |
mhs95_06;1464649 wrote:When will Buckeyes do something lie this?
[h=4]Michigan Dynamic Pricing[/h]
[h=4]Michigan 2013 End Zone Ticket Prices[/h]
C. Michigan $65 $70 Notre Dame $65 $195 Akron $65 $65 Minnesota $65 $85 Indiana $65 $85 Nebraska $65 $110 Ohio State $65 $175 *Expected Initial Dynamic Price (end zone)
Seems like the right thing to do!
It's not lulz if you understand it.Mohican00;1464751 wrote:Notre Dame more than Ohio State
top lulz
OSU made the premium games more expensive, but they are not changing the price of game tickets as they sell.Midstate01;1464842 wrote:Pretty sure osu just started this for this year or next as well
SportsAndLady;1466021 wrote:I'm planning on going to a couple road games (NW, Purdue, Illinois) this year. Anyone have suggestions on buying cheapest tickets? Directly from the school? Stubhub?
Right I understand there will be tickets available..but what's the cheapest way to buy them? Scalping?Midstate01;1466274 wrote:Purdue and illinois there will be tickets everywhere on gameday.
Nw will be tougher but still will be plenty of tickets around on gameday im sure
Scalping right at game time or a little after.SportsAndLady;1466291 wrote:Right I understand there will be tickets available..but what's the cheapest way to buy them? Scalping?
I am a huge Michigan fan and I watched Michigan play every game last season. I saw them loose to a ND in a game they could have won if they take care of the ball. That same ND team got blown out by Alabama. I watched the Alabama game where they could have beat Michigan by 50 if they wanted to. I also watched OSU and Michigan play. Great game could have gone either way but OSU earned the win and I got to give them the credit for that. But unless something crazy happens to the top tier SEC teams or Nick Saban quits, I just don't see how they could win the national championship. 2 or 3 years from now I would totally agree. I think Michigan and OSU will both be national title contenders. I feel this way for any big ten team this year. Every team in the Big Ten is going to have to not only get better but also bigger, stronger, and faster to be able to compete with the top tier SEC schools. The SEC dominance will end soon, just not this year.Tiernan;1341027 wrote:Let all the Buckeye haters pick the schedule apart all they want...come Jan 9, 2014 OSU will shut them up.