and they way they were sold/distributed, it has really opened up an opportunity for the average fan to see a number of games in great seating locations for next to nothing.
I am a long time season ticketholder (seats have been in the family since Manley) and always buy additional single game tickets to bring the kids when they can go. Instead of going to the dome box office and buying from SU at regular prices I've been cherry picking StubHub for games this year and saving a ton.
Based on what I've seen to date you could create your own non-Duke plan and catch the following set of games for approximately $85 in total (not including any fees):
Cornell
Fordham
Colgate
St Francis
Indiana
Binghampton
High Point
Eastern Michigan
Miami
Notre Dame
Clemson
Boston College
I understand some folks are upset they got shut out of Duke but damn if you really look you can get a lot of bang for your buck this year especially for anyone who may not have the means to normally get to a lot of games/decent games. You can see Indiana for $7! The other non-ACC games for $1!
I am a long time season ticketholder (seats have been in the family since Manley) and always buy additional single game tickets to bring the kids when they can go. Instead of going to the dome box office and buying from SU at regular prices I've been cherry picking StubHub for games this year and saving a ton.
Based on what I've seen to date you could create your own non-Duke plan and catch the following set of games for approximately $85 in total (not including any fees):
Cornell
Fordham
Colgate
St Francis
Indiana
Binghampton
High Point
Eastern Michigan
Miami
Notre Dame
Clemson
Boston College
I understand some folks are upset they got shut out of Duke but damn if you really look you can get a lot of bang for your buck this year especially for anyone who may not have the means to normally get to a lot of games/decent games. You can see Indiana for $7! The other non-ACC games for $1!
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