Making Plans for Columbus

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VolTSX23

VolTSX23

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I'm starting to make some plans to try to make it for the 1st and 2nd round this weekend. I have found a cheap hotel, but does anyone know where I can find tickets? I'm a college kid so I don't have tons of money. If anyone has info let me know. Is anyone else making plans to go?
 
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you're gonna have to just show up the day of the game and find tickets outside the arena. The event is actually sold out, there are no more tickets available to the public, so your only options are to show up on the day of the game and find tickets or go the ebay route. I went to Greensboro last year for our 1st round games and tickets were very easy to find outside the arena. So, if I were you, just show up that morning and find some tickets, someone will be selling.
 
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i'm freakin 3 hours from columbus got family there and cant go cause i gotto work and i have no tickets though i would chance gettin them at nationwide arena. good luck sx23.
 
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volsgal03 said:
i'm freakin 3 hours from columbus got family there and cant go cause i gotto work and i have no tickets though i would chance gettin them at nationwide arena. good luck sx23.
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You think thats bad, I live in Columbus (actually Dublin, but it's a suburb) and both my parents work at Nationwide, too.

If only I knew we were in Columbus before the tickets sold out. :banghead2:
 
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In Greensboro last year tickets were very cheap for the first day. They were more expensive the second day but that was because Duke was in that region.
 
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vol_freak said:
In Greensboro last year tickets were very cheap for the first day. They were more expensive the second day but that was because Duke was in that region.
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In Greensboro, the Vols game wasn't even sold out. There were plenty of seats.
 
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I went last year and there were tons of tickets outside going for face because it illegal to scalp in NC. I read on the offical website last night and it said that the tickets should not be sold for over face so take that for what its worth. Im not sure if scalping is illegal in Ohio though. I got tickets off ebay for cheap last year on Tuesday night.
 
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Tickets for the first 2 games should be cheap. LBSU won't bring many fans, nor will Albany. UT and UVA will bring a good amount, though. The Buckeyes may have some fans stay behind just to scout.
 
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Plenty of my friends in Dublin go to the tournament games for fun each year, so there will probably be quite a few Buckeyes on Friday. :ermm:
 
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yeah you should really be able to find some cheap tickets because neither Albany nor LBSU will bring many fans at all so, I 'm sure there will be lots of folks selling their tickets off for pretty cheap. Last year, I got into the Winthrop game for $15 and the Wichita St. game for $25. Shouldn't be that high this year because Wichita St. and Duke both had lots of fans there, as did UT.
 
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Just some advice, I believe the majority of the tickets are for the whole day, not just the UT game. I'm not sure how many other games are in Columbus on Friday, but if there are others, your tickets will likely be for those, too.
 
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yeah if you purchase tickets for UT's game you are gonna purchase tickets to the Virginia-Albany game as well, which is at 12:15ish. I purchased tickets last year and got to see the Seton Hall-Wichita St. game.
 
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kkep48 said:
yeah if you purchase tickets for UT's game you are gonna purchase tickets to the Virginia-Albany game as well, which is at 12:15ish. I purchased tickets last year and got to see the Seton Hall-Wichita St. game.
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That would suck, skipping work to see 2 basketball ncaa tourney games. :p
 
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