Buying NCAA Tournament Tickets

[soundcrib]

They could play in China and I'd go. I think.

 

[Wolv RU]

No doubt people are excited, but 4K to Omaha, Spokane or Sacramento? That’s absurdly optimistic. Airfare will be crazy expensive to those places on such short notice.

Spokane is a hike and a half.

 

[Wolv RU]

do 1st round sites sell out?

Not unless there is a popular local team there.

 

[Knights 1212]

I plan on going with my son anywhere if we make the NCAA. 29 years is a lifetime and I've been a fan for 49 years and have been fighting lymphoma for over 5 years. I never know what the future holds so I would definitely go.

 

[RU848789]

I plan on going with my son anywhere if we make the NCAA. 29 years is a lifetime and I've been a fan for 49 years and have been fighting lymphoma for over 5 years. I never know what the future holds so I would definitely go.

Good luck man - seriously. Nothing like that for me, but I'm almost 58, have never been to an NCAA tourney (was too "busy" in 83, 89, and 91 and never figured it would take 29 more friggin' years!) and you just never know, so I'm there no matter where it is...

 

[RutgersNYCB1G]

Other than Albany, I think Tampa would easily draw the biggest RU turnout. Aside from the built-in alumni base in Florida, what better Spring Break trip could there be for an RU sports fan than March Madness in the Sunshine State? I'd be there in a heartbeat, and plan to buy through TicketMaster to avoid the "RU Screw."

Now, let's win 3 more games and make the Big Dance a sure thing!

 

[rutgersfan1766]

I've got hotel booked in every city right now.. just waiting for the word