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My little walking guy made it almost a 3rd of the way then I got the dreaded sold out.
Extremely unlikely. Sounds a lot like trolling. First, they would have needed to donate to the HC to get into today's morning drawing. That said, unless you lucked out and hit the line early, you were unlikely to get a ticket. People are overestimating how many tickets were available today. It was less than a thousand, and that's a generous estimate. I wouldn't be shocked if 500 tickets were available.Looks like iu fans stole some of our tickets just like they do with our signs
It was also risk free. If Miami didn't make the CFP Championship, you weren't getting charged. That's why I did it, I knew that if Miami made the title game, I'd be guaranteed tickets.I am so glad I requested the tickets through the Hurricane club in December. I committed because I had faith in this team making it to the title game.
Exactly. That's what I'm thinking as well. It was a 1% chance at best you'd get a ticket. Honestly, I would have been fine with them selling these tickets to the students first, and then making any remaining available to the general public. Might as well.From my understanding, there were about 475 tickets in sale. These were tickets left after those that purchased the full playoff slate got theirs. There were thousands in the queue. The chance to get tickets were low no matter how they did it.
Looks like iu fans stole some of our tickets just like they do with our signs
Some **** on Twitter said he did by having 4 browsers open and all kinda k rapUntrue.
I am an alum, have never been a season ticket holder, but have donated to Hurricane Club. Every single season ticket holder should have been given priority before me.
That guy is a trollSome **** on Twitter said he did by having 4 browsers open and all kinda k rap
I blame myself for not doing it back in december. I blame the school for botching today giving indy fans the slightest chance of getting tickets.It's obvious we have a lot of illiterate people in our fanbase. If people would have read the original email, or even the follow ups, they would know that 1)Most of the allotment was accounted for in the original wave and 2)Today was a lottery, with limited inventory.
That said, the ticket office screwed up royally, because they didn't think this through all the way.
1)2025 season ticket holders and HC members should have had first dibs(Outside of the student body). Why? Because those people donated before we knew this game was happening, so that precludes IU fans getting their hands on tickets, unless they are a Miami/IU alum, or donor(I'm willing to bet there aren't many of those)
2)If you are going to make this a cash grab, MAKE IT WORTH YOUR WHILE. In order to be eligible for today's sale, new HC members should have been required to donate at least $1,000. Why? Because that again eliminates people, few scalpers and IU fans are willing to gamble that much on something that has a low success probability. We can all spare a hunski, but a stack is a lot of money for most people.
3)Make it about HC priority. Instead of the complete free for all, just say "We have x amount of tickets, we will make them available based on priority level". That would reward long time donors and supporters, eliminate IU people and is the fairest way to distribute tickets, outside of selling to the students(Who would have bought them up anyway, preventing this from being an issue)