Advice, should I bite the bullet and but tickets for Boston regional?

[gilardino]

what do you fellow cuse fans think?

 

[OrangeFreek]

I would.. You could have seats if we get there. But if not you could turn around and sell them and maybe make a little coin for yourself.. It's a win win in my book... Hell I might just do that myself...

 

[RoysRunts]

Git her done!

 

[DeGrozz]

As long as you can spare the money.

The worst that can happen is that you need to give them to a friend, have to sell them, or go to a game that SU isn't playing.

 

[Alsacs]

Our competition for Boston will be UConn and Duke. With Atlanta and St. Louis regionals our chances of Boston are pretty high. Baylor, Missouri, Kansas are fighting for St. Louis, Michigan State, Ohio State, Indiana are competing for St. Louis, North Carolina and Kentucky are looking at Atlanta, Duke will probably get Boston and as long as we stay ahead of UConn which we should I believe I would say we are 80% favorites to get to Boston. I remember last year though I bought tickets to DC and freaking UConn won the BET and stole our DC spot. However, I believe win we the Big East by 3 games and as long as we are the top Big East team on the S-Curve we will be in Boston. It wouldn't shock me if Boston looked like this
1. Syracuse 2. Duke 3. UConn 4. Indiana/Kansas.

 

[Evan P]

How do you go about buying tix for Boston?

 

[gilardino]

what is the best site to buy them?

 

[zls44]

Either you get to watch SU there, or make an absolute killing selling them to Duke/UConn fans. Win-win.

Related: can I have your contact info?

 

[Marsh01]

I have the hotel rooms already. Go for it

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[cto]

As everyone has already said here, go for it. For the reasons stated, it is a no-brainer. If things don't work out, go to the Boneyard and sell them to a UConn fan.

 

[Halfmooncuse]

The ticketmaster Ncaa site Has none. they were $195 for the session. Probably 4 times that amount by scalping sites. Somebody told me that if you have season Red Sox tickets can't go to game and they catch you on the internet selling for more they cancel you. So how can all of these Scalper sites get tickets and sell them over price? Ought to be a law. Oh wait this is capitalism and shouldn't be regulated.