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Posted on 10/7/15 at 5:34 pm to Bryant91092
Posted on 10/7/15 at 5:34 pm to Bryant91092
Auburn's is similar. Your time to reserve your ticket online is based on Auburn credit hours (transfer hours don't count). When you buy, you can get a full season for $140. To buy any away tickets you have to get a full season. Once those sell out, you can buy mini season or 3 game passes for $20/game. Incoming Freshman have a lottery system and not many get full seasons.
We used to award block seating (which is the lower half of our section on the sideline) by Ignited points, so you had an incentive to go to other athletic events where you got those points. Now, block seating is done by GPA, so organizations like the Honors Congress have LOTS of block seating and some Greek organizations have a lot less. Student section is first come, first serve, so there is usually a line to get in a few hrs before the game
We used to award block seating (which is the lower half of our section on the sideline) by Ignited points, so you had an incentive to go to other athletic events where you got those points. Now, block seating is done by GPA, so organizations like the Honors Congress have LOTS of block seating and some Greek organizations have a lot less. Student section is first come, first serve, so there is usually a line to get in a few hrs before the game
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Posted on 10/7/15 at 5:37 pm to WarDamnBears
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Student section is first come, first serve, so there is usually a line to get in a few hrs before the game
This is what I like about A&M's policy. You might have to camp out to get great tickets, but your ticket is specific to a seat. So once you get them, you can enjoy gameday and go in right before gametime.
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