Sec. 323 PSL and Season Tix for sale

[eriadoc]

nm, sold

[Honoring Earl 34]

How much you gonna pay me to take them .

[Hookem Horns]

Originally Posted by eriadoc

Face value. I'll leave it posted on here for a few days before I post it on StubHub.

How many sets of tickets do you guys own? I thought you guys had tix in the 500 level.

[eriadoc]

Sorry, I should have posted how many seats, too. It's two seats, Sec. 323, Row N. Great view, easy to see the plays develop, and close enough to easily see who's who.

But no, I've never had seats in the 500s. For the first few years, I had seats in Sec. 127, but I moved at the beginning of 2005.

[eriadoc]

Listed tix at family members' workplaces and at Craigslist. They'll be gone by the time we're 0-6.

[Hookem Horns]

Originally Posted by eriadoc

Sorry, I should have posted how many seats, too. It's two seats, Sec. 323, Row N. Great view, easy to see the plays develop, and close enough to easily see who's who.

But no, I've never had seats in the 500s. For the first few years, I had seats in Sec. 127, but I moved at the beginning of 2005.

I think it might have been FILO Doc that I was thinking of being a few sections over from me in the 500 level when I had my tickets.

Just curious, are these extras or was yesterday the straw that broke the camel's back on shelling out $$ for these these games?

I dumped my tickets before last season however it had more to do with driving from Austin and not being able to get face for games I couldn't attend.

[eriadoc]

Originally Posted by Hookem Horns

I think it might have been FILO Doc that I was thinking of being a few sections over from me in the 500 level when I had my tickets.

Just curious, are these extras or was yesterday the straw that broke the camel's back on shelling out $$ for these these games?

I dumped my tickets before last season however it had more to do with driving from Austin and not being able to get face for games I couldn't attend.

I considered selling them this past offseason. Yesterday was absolutely the straw that broke the camel's back, but it's a culmination of financial concerns, return on investment, and frustration with the team's play.