I just left the Marriott Center ticket office

[Teenage Dirtbag]

I stopped in and bought my tickets to the Wyoming game (the lady at the counter called me a "brave soul" ), and the guy in front of me was there to buy FSU tickets. He assumed he was going to be in the end zone, but was able to buy $85 tickets...I don't know where they are located. The lady told him that there were a few left.

So my questions are: how are those seats still available 2 days before kickoff, and why are they not showing up on the ticket office web site?

[cougjunkie]

I stopped in and bought my tickets to the Wyoming game (the lady at the counter called me a "brave soul" ), and the guy in front of me was there to buy FSU tickets. He assumed he was going to be in the end zone, but was able to buy $85 tickets...I don't know where they are located. The lady told him that there were a few left.

So my questions are: how are those seats still available 2 days before kickoff, and why are they not showing up on the ticket office web site?

I talked to them today, they keep releasing a few here and there. Corporate sponsors, friends of BYU, FSU fans etc not needing as many as they thought.

[Teenage Dirtbag]

I talked to them today, they keep releasing a few here and there. Corporate sponsors, friends of BYU, FSU fans etc not needing as many as they thought.

I see. I couldn't even see an $85 ticket on the web site, so they must be sweet seats. I would have bought a couple if I didn't have to spend all day at the little league field.

[TripletDaddy]

I see. I couldn't even see an $85 ticket on the web site, so they must be sweet seats. I would have bought a couple if I didn't have to spend all day at the little league field.

After buying and selling at tOSU, my brother and I actually entered the stadium on a ticket we purchased at the ticket booth right before kickoff. Face value: $67. Net cost after total profit from buying and selling.....about $20.

There are always ways to get tickets.

[Fiyero]

I talked to them today, they keep releasing a few here and there. Corporate sponsors, friends of BYU, FSU fans etc not needing as many as they thought.

I was going to guess that this is what happened. CJ beat me to the punch. Pretty much every game in every league has "spoken for" tickets that are sometimes given back shortly before the event. That goes for concerts and theater too. It never hurts to call the box office.