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Section 6, Row 37 on aisle with seat backs - 45 yard line $200 for the pair Gate 8 reserved space parking $150 $300 for 2 seats & parking pass Will transfer from my IU account upon receipt of payment via Venmo or PayPal Include your posting name in your response to eddy4iu@gmail.com

2 on aisle in Section 2, Row 29 , Seats 1 &2 (17 rows from field) $325 for the pair Note - these ticket are paper only so need to be mailed or can meet in/around Columbus, IN for exchange Include your posting name in your reply to eddy4iu@gmail.com

4 on aisle in Section 109, Row 38, Seats 101-104 $135 each and will split into pairs Will transfer from my IU account upon receipt of payment via Venmo, PayPal or Zelle Include your posting name in your reply to eddy4iu@gmail.com

They will if they are ranked in Top 12 art the end of the season. UGH

Major parking upgrade would be necessary. Still haven't figured out how to handle parking associated with a full 52,000 seat Memorial Stadium. as it stands would need to rely on "walk-up" attendees, literally. LOL

Seat selection starts to day with those who were dsiplaced from North Bleacher seats by students. They can select from 4 premium areas/sections reserved for them due tothe displacement. Then general seat selection begins Thursday. Go Hoosiers!!!!!

Reported elsewhere that Daley, Wyatt, Brady & Staes are the 4 eligible to play another year.

Green areas....

Folks displaced from North bleachers by students select Tuesday from 4 designated seating areas. If they don't like seating options available when their selection time arrives they can pass and enter the general selection process. My understanding is that begins on Thursday.

And, IMHO, we won't exceed 12 roster spots due to unfavorable inpact on revenue sharing distribution.

Yes

Not sure who you're referring to but if it's Wilkerson I think that ship has sailes. And, if the roster exceeds 13 players there are revenue sharing implications so I don't think that's in the cards anyway.

Thanks for the great summary. I believe it's just an oversight but don't forget Manhertz - 3 of 5 from 3 and pure shot. Seems to be comfortable on the floor and always in the right place so good instincts. I REALLY like our freshman class and hope that we can continue to stack future classes on top of them.

Update: Guesss I overlooked our home game vs Bowling Green on 11/27 or 28. So, 7 non-conference games currently scheduled with 4 of them in the Hall. The Indiana Hoosiers men's basketball team is scheduled to host the Bowling Green Falcons at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Indiana, on November 27 or 28, 2026, as part of the non-conference schedule.

That is true and I understand it - I just don't have to like it as a long time season ticket holder. That said, I will continue to buy season tickets and will make the short tek to Bloomington for some good pre-game eats/beverages and priceless time with good friends.

So, if I have this right, at this moment we have a total of 6 non-conference regular season games scheduled. E Illinois 11/2, Bellarmine 11/5 & Missori 12/18 are the only 3 currently scheduled in Assembly Hall. Syracuse 11/9 @ Gainbridge, Arkanses 11/17 @ MSG & Kentucky 11/20 @ Lucas Oil are the other 3. With the 10 B10 home games (Illinois, Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Rutgers, UCLA, USC, Maryland, Northwestern & Purdue) that makes a total of 13 games currently scheduled in the Hall. Historically our season ticket package cost has been spread over a total of 19 home games. I am starting to wonder if that will continue with scheduling of another 6 home games yet to be announced or if our number of home games will dip below 19 for the first time in modern history. I guess that it's still early so not inconceivable that 6 more home games will be added but at this point would we probably just be adding more buy games?

And not part of the season ticket package - probably a good thing. Donors/Season tuickt holders to have pre-sale opportunity in case they are interested.

Football season sold out via season tickets so definitely sold like hotcakes!

I have that "album" as they used to be called.

And parking will be a total cluster.... with everyone piling in at the same time sans breakfast tailgates. LOL

With the season sold out through season ticket sales I believe that the only single game tickets for home games that could be made available would come from tickets returned by the visiting team.

I know that the conflict with the Colts game the same day necessitated a move. The NFL rules in this situation but had hoped that a Saturday or different Sunday could be scheduled. In my opinion a Friday night game doesn't bode as well for attendance. If we were back in the hey day of the rivalry it wouldn't matter a bit but neither program is on par with those days so we'll see. It's still Kentucky but just seems that the rivalry has lost some luster. Hoping that I am wrong.

WayneBleakHoosier. LOL

He was passing along a rumor and I didn't see the on campus part. I think that is wishful thinking but as a season ticket holder it would be awesome. Unfortunately I expect that it would be a "neutral site" game at Gainbridge and not a part of the season ticket package. Hope that I am wrong if it even comes to pass.