Thought I would try here, no luck on Ticket Exchange.

I've moved to NM from B/CS, but would like to hang on to my men's season basketball tickets, in case I move back.

Section 105, Row A, seats 7-8.

Mid-court, first row behind the rail in first level / deck, side opposite team benches.

Will sell at cost, $1745.

PM or email rqarqa77@gmail.com

RR

How bout three fiddy?

Is your price each or total? If total I might be willing to split the season with a couple people. Can probably make 1/3 of the games.

Per ticket cost

Donation = $500, ticket cost = $372.50 times 2 = $1745

I'll work with you any way you'd like, I hate to give up these seats, I've had them for 20 years.

Thanks,

RR

Need to renew by Tuesday, July 17.

If interested, PM or email at rqarqa77@gmail.com

RR

Another option if you have no takers is just buy them and list them individually on flashseats. With your location, they should sale easily on most games.

Mikesyracuse1

Considering you'll be the one benefiting from the priority points and not the person buying them I'd reduce the donation cost per seat in your offer,or do as Mike said and list all the games and try to make your money back.

Though apparently it won't be flash but some Learfield version of a ticket exchange this year so not sure how it'll work yet.

Thanks, guys, for all the help, and advice, much appreciated.

Found a buyer in Bryan, class of 73, my vintage, nice guy, is excited about the seats, plus, he'll let me use them when I come to B/CS, perfect, couldn't ask for more.

Lots of Good Aggies out there.

RR

Never met a bad one...

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Thanks, guys, for all the help, and advice, much appreciated.

Found a buyer in Bryan, class of 73, my vintage, nice guy, is excited about the seats, plus, he'll let me use them when I come to B/CS, perfect, couldn't ask for more.

Lots of Good Aggies out there.

RR

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The problem is at what price? Hard to get good prices for tickets for games that nobody wants to come to see. Scratch Kentucky off the list and the pricing drops pretty dramatically. The difference between prices when we were being falsely pumped as a top 10 team with an inside track to the Final Four is a lot compared to what we were when we actually played Kentucky. $400 seat became a $100 seat and then only that to a Kentucky fan.