Dec 20 | Indiana

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#10 Indiana Hoosiers at #7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Notre Dame Stadium
South Bend, Indiana
December 20th, 2024 - 8PM
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[IrishSpartan]

Yo these ticket prices skyrocketed lol. Already got mine but cheapest right now are like 1200

 

[IA4irish]

please take it to those frauds from Bloomington

 

[rtrn2glory]

Only thing that initially worries me about this matchup is that Ohio St shit on them because of their huge advantage in the passing game. We don't have anything close to the same skill set they have on the perimeter

 

[rtrn2glory]

Not early in the game

 

[DillonHall]

We've been bashing IU and Georgia all year. It's time to see if we were right

 

[irishandy]

Yo these ticket prices skyrocketed lol. Already got mine but cheapest right now are like 1200

Yeah, based off seatgeek game looks to almost be sold out.

 

[IrishSpartan]

Georgia board is speculating that beck might have a UCF injury. And thorsten a lag injury

 

[IrishSpartan]

Yeah, based off seatgeek game looks to almost be sold out.

That’s good. Means fans didn’t sell out for once

 

[DillonHall]

I don't think most seats have even been sold yet. Lottery results still pending for most people

 

[rikkitikki08]

The Red is gonna to pop in the stadium but I think ND fans will hold on to their seats. I think we crush them personally, ND will out physical them

 

[rtrn2glory]

BK obviously took the shit social media department with him too

 

[IrishTusker]

If it's a sea of red it is a huge indictment of the ND fanbase/administration. The fact that we are even discussing the possibility is appalling. These invasions do not happen at OSU, Texas, Georgia, etc.

 

[china423]

 

[Terry Jillery]

Won’t be much green or red in the stadium. Going to be expedition parkas, polar down jackets and Russian hats.

 

[china423]

 

[LifelongFan]

If it's a sea of red it is a huge indictment of the ND fanbase/administration. The fact that we are even discussing the possibility is appalling. These invasions do not happen at OSU, Texas, Georgia, etc.

Smaller alumni population that is more spread out and local fans are priced out.

 

[DillonHall]

Smaller alumni population that is more spread out and local fans are priced out.

Definitely harder (and much more expensive) for the average ND fan to make it to a high-profile game on less than two weeks' notice

 

[IrishTusker]

Smaller alumni population that is more spread out and local fans are priced out.

The smaller alumni population and being spread out have always been true, but the invasions didn't happen before the post-1996 decline in the program.

Prices might be a good explanation.

 

[IrishTusker]

Definitely harder (and much more expensive) for the average ND fan to make it to a high-profile game on less than two weeks' notice

It was three weeks notice this year. Certainly more notice than IU fans would have had that they are going to SB. And Chicago/MI/OH have a large number of ND alums/fans within a few hours' drive.

 

[DillonHall]

It was three weeks notice this year. Certainly more notice than IU fans would have had that they are going to SB. And Chicago/MI/OH have a large number of ND alums/fans within a few hours' drive.

A lot of us have been discussing the Friday/Saturday conundrum and finally just found out. Now I'm gonna have to take an extra day off from work

 

[Free Manera]

The invasions have been due to season ticket holders and faculty taking a payday for their tickets. If they sell playoff tickets they should lose their privileges.

 

[TNUtoNotreDame]

Well Indiana fans feel great relief playing us. Very confident bunch.

 

[DillonHall]

The smaller alumni population and being spread out have always been true, but the invasions didn't happen before the post-1996 decline in the program.

Prices might be a good explanation.

I think the "invasions" have been overblown. It definitely happened against Georgia in 2017 but to a much lesser extent against Ohio State last year. There aren't many other games where this has been a major problem

 

[Terry Jillery]

This should be utilized no doubt. That guy is so arrogant.

 

[IrishTusker]

I think the "invasions" have been overblown. It definitely happened against Georgia in 2017 but to a much lesser extent against Ohio State last year. There aren't many other games where this has been a major problem

Louisville 2014 I would say. Texas 2015. And UGA/OSU are two of the biggest home games we've played in the past few years. Those are exactly the games where we would expect it to happen and it happened. Compare that to when we played at UGA or OSU. Very few ND fans.

 

[irishandy]

I just looked up tickets for Ohio St. vs Tennessee and the least expensive still available is $327 and the most expensive is $3,257.

 

[china423]

 

[irishjim]

I thought the College Football Playoff organization had some control about ticket distribution for all games but I could be wrong. Sugar Bowl tickets are cheaper than the game on the 20th

 

[rtrn2glory]

Common opponent true.

They played a depleted Purdue team. We played a Purdue team on cloud 9 thinking they could win