PSA: TX-NU Ticket annual giving cut-off

[Bee Cave Horn]

We all know how these figures seem to move around, but the LHF representative I spoke with this morning indicated that the annual giving cut-off for TX-NU tickets this year was $2,550. Notification e-mails were to go out this week on whether you secured tickets to this game (as well as the TTech away game)

 

[Das Mook]

Cool.

I just received an email from the ticket office saying that I got Tech and Nebraska tickets (I asked about Nebraska).

Does anyone know the visitors sections for Tech and Nebraska?

 

[Ignatius]

The automatic emails about Nebraska are going out now, tix to be mailed out next week...

 

[tsquar]

It will be interesting to watch the prices for and availablity of NU-TX tickets over the coming weeks. The lowest seller prices per ticket on some websites currently is in the $200 range.

 

[Ignatius]

I bet a lot of people who got them through the LF will be selling them over concerns that the NU fans will be dicks...personally, I don't think they could come close to Tech/CU/Central Florida, much less tOSU, but could be a chance to get a decent deal on tix...Husker fans will be paying top freaking dollar, though...

 

[Ignatius]

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[726]

Southwest had RT fares from DFW to KC Mo (3 hour drive to Lincoln from there) for about $195 last week, fyi.

 

[yelladawgdem]

When I think back to sitting in the southwest corner of that stadium for the Ricky Heisman game, the Vasher interception game, or the FG in the snow game, I really dont have any memory of it being hard or expensive to get there. Of course two of those were back when winning in Lincoln meant something.

 

[Ignatius]

Either the visiting sections in Lincoln have changed or I'm getting totally cornholed by the LF...got my tix today in Section 40, pretty much completely across the section from where we used to be seated...

 

[Borachio]

I bought 2 tickets in section 19 that are supposed to be longhorn foundation seats. Can anybody confirm?

 

[envgeo]

Fly to KC and drive the 3 hours. Typically, that is the cheapest way. Are there non-stops from Austin to KC? or do you have to go through love?