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Tickets on sale Saturday morning for season ticket holders, first.
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Streaming for out of towners?Comment
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Tickets on-sale to the public at 8 AM Saturday. They make it sound as if season-ticket holders can reserve tickets now through their SASO account.Originally posted by im4wsu View Post
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Agreed. Expecting an email.Originally posted by shocks02 View Post
"Tickets are priced at $15 and $20 each.
WSU season ticket holders have first opportunity to purchase their regular seats and may use their normal SASO parking lots. Primary account holders will receive an email with further instructions.
Any unclaimed tickets go on sale to the general public at 8 a.m. Saturday morning through the GoShockers.com ticket page. Fans may also purchase through the Shockers Ticket Office, by phone (316-978-FANS) or in person, during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WSU students will have access to their regular allotment of free tickets, with pickup beginning Monday, Oct. 30."Comment
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For an NIT flashback, how many people with upper row tickets will not buy their own tickets but instead wait to see what lower tickets aren't bought?78-65Comment
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Just got my email. Season ticket holder will have the option to buy best seat available on Friday night after the option to reserve your seat has expired but before open to the public Saturday morning.If you're not going to go all the way, why go?Comment
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Went ahead and bought my tickets. If there are drastically better tickets available friday, I'l order 2 more and give this to a couple of friends.Comment
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Because the NCAA has a long track record of not being able to appropriately handle their own rules, much less exceptions to said rules. I am not opposed to relief efforts getting more funding, but frankly, there is always going to be some cause that needs more funding. Is the NCAA really the body we should trust to determine which are worthy and which are not? Do we really think the NCAA or the programs are acting altruistically? Is this really an equitable opportunity, or are only programs that can pay-to-play getting to play an extra exhibition game?Originally posted by shocktheheart View Post
Consider me a hardened cynic when it comes to the NCAA and their rule exceptions.
I do want to reiterate that I'm not against WSU doing it. If it's within the new rules, absolutely they should take advantage.Comment
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Not a lot different than the last 4 seasons of most Valley games, so there should be plenty of people interested.Comment
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ROTFL!
Newman?
These charity exhibition games have become college basketball's ice bucket challenge.Comment
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UCONN-Providence is a pretty good one. Starts in 10 minutes. Link here:Originally posted by SHOCKvalue View PostComment
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Hello, Newman.Rip em up, Tear em up, Give em HELL Shockers!Comment
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