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Based on input from friends who had season tickets last year it seems that demand is up despite lower overallexpectationsforthisyear'steam. Their selection times are much later than last year, some by as much as a full day. Hopefully Coach Moren and the seasoned returnees can surprise and prove any doubters wrong. Go Hoosiers!!!!

Interesting. Thanks for checking back in with your result. Wonder if the new policy just applies to buying season parking passes and not to individual games?

I have to believe that will be coming soon. With the contracting of food and beverage offerings to Levy and the upgrades being made on that front I can't imagine Levy agreeing to let a large portion of their customer base out of the stadium in a prime selling period.

I'm pretty sure that it's in effect. I bought one with my season ticket renewal so no problem there. But when I tried to buy a second parking pass it wouldn't let me saying that I need to buy tickets to get a pass. I had to go through the VC to get the 2nd pass. It is interesting though that you were able to put one in your cart. Will be interested to hear if you are able to check out and make the purchase without tickets accompanying your order.

That may well still be the case but should be curbed a bit by the new policy that in order to purchase parking passes one must also buy tickets.

Will be entire main level, both East & West sides this year vs. Row 31 & below both sides last year. Requests for season tickets apparently strong. And anyone who already requested general admission season tickets can change to reserved if done before 6/30. Go Hoosiers!!!!!! Email from IU: In response to a significant increase in the demand for IU Women’s Basketball reserved season tickets for the 2024-25 season, IU Athletics is expanding the reserved seating section for the upcoming season. The new Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall seating configuration will feature the entire main level (both east and west sides) being utilized for reserved season ticket holders. Last year, Rows 1-31 of the main level were set aside for reserved season ticket holders. General admission seating, meanwhile, will consist of the court-level bleachers and the balcony. On gamedays, once the court-level GA section is full, GA ticket holders will be directed to the balcony. In consideration of this change, individuals who have already purchased General Admission season tickets have the option to call the IU Ticket Office (812-855-4006) and upgrade to reserved season tickets. Those requests must be completed by June 30. Seat locations for reserved season ticket holders will be determined based on IU’s Priority Point system in July. Both Reserved and GA season tickets for the 2024-25 IU Women’s Basketball season remain on sale. Reserved season tickets can be purchased until June 30, while GA season tickets will remain on sale until the start of the season. Adult reserved season tickets are $112, while reserved senior season tickets (65+) and youth season tickets (18-and-under) are $48. IU faculty and staff can purchase reserved season tickets for $80. Adult general admission season tickets are $96, while general admission youth and senior tickets are $48. IU Women’s Basketball is coming off a record-setting season for attendance in 2023-24. Coach Teri Moren’s team averaged 10,336 fans during its 17 home games, and in doing so became just the fifth Big Ten Women’s Basketball team to average 10,000-plus during a single season. IU went a perfect 17-0 at home last season while eclipsing the 20-win barrier for the ninth straight year and earning a trip to its third Sweet 16 in the last four years.

Interesting. I wonder why the off campus stipulation?

over #2 seed Southern Miss in Knoxville regional. Go Hoosiers!!!!!!

While hearing South Carolina doesn't evoke thoughts of "marquee" home game opponent they did finish 1 game behind Tennessee for the SEC regular season championship last year and seem to be on an upward trajectory under 3rd year coach Lamont Paris. And, as a season ticket holder, I welcome this game vs another 300 level opponent the likes of North Alabama, Bethune Cookman, Elon, etc, etc, etc...... Go Hoosiers!!!!!

I like Zwanzigz and Hog Molly in Columbus. And you most likely already know about Big Woods/Hard Truth in Nashville.

No insight into specific opponents but it appears to me that season ticket and parking pass renewal prices are based on a 20 game home schedule. 10 of those will obviously be B10 games and I'd bet a on a couple of exhibition games leaving 8 non-conference games to be scheduled. Now it could end up being fewer home games than that with refunds being issued but it looks to me like there is intent to have 20 home games and one would hope a couple of those will be vs higher profile opponents. Time will tell but keeping my fingers crossed.

https://duckswire.usatoday.com/lists/details-and-timeline-for-oregon-ducks-new-basketball-court-at-matthew-knight-arena/

https://x.com/lukegoode10/status/1783963536684696059?s=46&t=80LQt6LCOso6w25NCv027w

Yeah - visit doesn't start until tonight so more likely to get the Goode news tomorrow.

He and Essegian were with the entire staff at the Uptown for breakfast this morning.