Nice, now let's hope he makes the best of it.Pick6;1557641 wrote:Vonn Bell said he will be starting against Clemson...
From what I gather Powell is starting over Pitt Brown and Bell will start at NickelPick6;1557641 wrote:Vonn Bell said he will be starting against Clemson...
Pick6;1557641 wrote:Vonn Bell said he will be starting against Clemson...
Even better.LJ;1557696 wrote:From what I gather Powell is starting over Pitt Brown and Bell will start at Nickel
When I heard that about Powell and Bell, it was said it was a very fluid situation.vball10set;1557719 wrote:Even better.
I've been calling for this (ie Powell starting) ever since Christian Bryant went down.LJ;1557696 wrote:From what I gather Powell is starting over Pitt Brown and Bell will start at Nickel
Because the school tickets are more expensive than the secondary marketPick6;1557903 wrote:why are OSUs ticket allotment sales so horrible? only 44% sold.
Funny you just mentioned this because I was just about to ask if there is anyone else who is as "ho hum" about this game as me.Pick6;1557903 wrote:why are OSUs ticket allotment sales so horrible? only 44% sold.
Disappointment of not getting to the NC in Pasadena? Rather have a party and watch in on HDTV at home? Miami sucks? To be honest, I have no idea.Pick6;1557903 wrote:why are OSUs ticket allotment sales so horrible? only 44% sold.
I'm sure that's a factor but Ohio State fans generally travel well and shell out the dough. I still think it's because the Orange Bowl is a let down THIS year and nobody cares. If Ohio State had lost earlier in the season and then battled back to earn a BCS bid to the Orange Bowl, ticket sales would be brisk.LJ;1557911 wrote:Apparently OSU has been one of the major players in fighting the allotment system for quite a while. Essentially if you accept a bowl bid, the bowl MAKES the school buy x number of tickets at a certain price. For a normal game like the Orange bowl, the markup between the bowl and the school can be upwards of 20%.
I dont think it's an orange bowl letdown at all. OSU hasn't been to the orange bowl on 36 years. The school tickets are $120 ea and the tickets are going for $50 on stubhub. Where would you buy the tickets?believer;1557913 wrote:I'm sure that's a factor but Ohio State fans generally travel well and shell out the dough. I still think it's because the Orange Bowl is a let down THIS year and nobody cares. If Ohio State had lost earlier in the season and then battled back to earn a BCS bid to the Orange Bowl, ticket sales would be brisk.
and why are they cheaper on the secondary market? Because there isn't much demand. I agree with Believer. Obviously Clemson plays a part in the secondary market as well, but I'd figure they are pretty excited about a BCS bowl game and chance chance to take down OSU.LJ;1557918 wrote:I dont think it's an orange bowl letdown at all. OSU hasn't been to the orange bowl on 36 years. The school tickets are $120 ea and the tickets are going for $50 on stubhub. Where would you buy the tickets?
Why are they cheaper? Because the allotment system puts a 20% markup on school ticketsPick6;1557919 wrote:and why are they cheaper on the secondary market? Because there isn't much demand. I agree with Believer. Obviously Clemson plays a part in the secondary market as well, but I'd figure they are pretty excited about a BCS bowl game and chance chance to take down OSU.
Stanford only sold their allotment because MSU fans cheated. They probably would have returned some tickets if MSU fans had not done that.believer;1557920 wrote:Tickets for the Rose Bowl are going for $300 and up. Up to $1000 for the NC. Would Buckeye fans have purchased all of their allotted tickets by now for those 2 games if Ohio State had earned a bid to either one of those games? Probably.
The secondary market tickets are cheaper because there isn't much demand. They mark the allotment up..cool. Secondary market tickets are basically always higher, especially for programs with fan bases like OSU. I paid 300+ for my mid level corner endzone seat to the rose bowl in 2010. Was the allotment price 400? 450?LJ;1557922 wrote:Why are they cheaper? Because the allotment system puts a 20% markup on school tickets
I don't have a point really, just found it very odd that a program like OSU has sold a bad % of their allotment. Programs who have sold more include, but aren't limited to- Vanderbilt, Rutgers, Iowa, Louisville, Baylor, Ole Miss, Bowling Green, Utah St.queencitybuckeye;1557924 wrote:Not sure the point people are trying to make. At the end of the day, tOSU fans will have bought as many tickets for THIS game as the fan base for any other school the bowl could have selected.
I suppose, but with all of the factors that affect the percentage, it really doesn't measure much of anything.Pick6;1557928 wrote:I don't have a point really, just found it very odd that a program like OSU has sold a bad % of their allotment. Programs who have sold more include, but aren't limited to- Vanderbilt, Rutgers, Iowa, Louisville, Baylor, Ole Miss, Bowling Green, Utah St.