<p>2008 Football single tickets are now available on-line, and they still have available tickets for both UCLA and the Big Game! But trust me, they won't last long!</p>
<p>Wait. When do the free tickets come out? Can't freshman just add on $32 for the other 2 games not included in the free ticket package?</p>
<p>I'm just totally confused about the freshman free football thing.</p>
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<p>Free freshmen tickets begin sale on July 22nd, 8:30AM. These free games are the following: MSU, CSU, ASU, Oregon, and UDub. You have to add $32 to also get fUCLA and Big Game, which completes the entire home season.</p>
<p>The info I provided is more for students who have parents who are interested in attending one or more of the home games, or friends of students who want to go to the games. We get stuck with the higher prices! I remember last year, I bought a couple of tickets to the SC game, which sold out quickly.</p>
<p>Freshman free is July 22nd this year at 8:30 a.m.; continuing students were already able to purchase theirs.</p>
<p>Both the UCLA and 'Furd games are definitely selling out, so don't hesitate to buy extras, you can always unload them if you can't use them.</p>
<p>Get those tickets so we can make Memorial as thunderous as possible - Slick Rick and Jimbo won't know what hit 'em.</p>
<p>THE AXE MUST BE OURS! EVERY BEAR COUNTS</p>
<p>how do you buy them? becaue what i saw they were 66 each and i thought the ucla and stanford were 32....?</p>
<p>You're looking at single-game tickets. Go to season tickets.</p>
<p>no i just wanna buy the ucla and stanford game for 32 not the whole seaosn</p>
<p>Question, when you IF you get the free freshman tickets, do you have to purchse the other 2 games AT THAT TIME? Or can you do it at a later time??</p>
<p>foxiechick9: if you're an incoming freshman, just wait until July 22nd to get the fUCLA and 'furd games for $32 bucks; the rest of the games are free anyways.</p>
<p>However, if you're NOT an incoming freshman, this $32 package for those two games are unavailable to you. They're only available for incoming freshman. As a continuing student, you'll have to pay the higher single-game prices.</p>
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<p>ok thank you! i thought the two games went on early for incoming freshman and i was going to buy them!
thanks!!</p>
<p>I just read my post and it sounds so bad.. I was in a major hurry.</p>
<p>If you get the free freshman tickets, do you have to buy the other 2 games at that time, or can you buy them at a later date?</p>
<p>I suppose you could get them at a later date, but why would you want to? UCLA and Stanford sell out so fast that it doesn't make any sense to wait to buy those. And UCLA and Stanford are GUARANTEED to be good games this year - the return of Norm Chow (if you don't yet comprehend this guy's genius, Google him and prepare to be shock'n'awed) and the hire of Rick Neuheisel (sure, he's a sleazebag, but it'll be interesting to see what he can do with a crippled-in-transition UCLA squad) + the mission to retrieve OUR AXE - there is NO REASON not to go to those games.</p>
<p>@ Castel -- possible? Yes. Probable? No. Last year, the two extra tickets went so fast some of the freshmen who didn't act fast did NOT get them. Don't wait. You'll still be able to buy them, but on stub hub or ebay for an egrigious price.</p>
<p>Oooo, I meant later TIME. I don't know if my dad trusts me with a credit card or anything, so he'll probably buy it when he gets home from work on the same day, around 8 PM. Unless the way you buy the tickets is via CARS? I think I'm worrying too hard about this.. >_o.</p>
<p>I see what you mean (a little obtuse, huh!). Yeah, you can, because I did last year. But I realized that if I was gonna actually get the two extras, I better buy it right then. So yeah, you can do it. 1/2 hour, but woun't wait longer than that. Why don't you tell your folks before, then there's time to work on them?!</p>
<p>Yeah, you can't buy tickets through CARS...</p>
<p>Ask your parents to just leave the credit card with you. Hopefully they trust you enough to not go breaking the bank with that card, but these tickets sell FAST - every minute past is another 100 seats gone.</p>
<p>im not into football, but i want to go to just one game for the experience</p>
<p>which of the regular home games do you recommend i choose (michigan, colorado, arizona, oregon, or washington)? or does it not really matter? even though i know next to nothing about football i guess i would like to see us playing one of the better of those listed schools</p>
<p>also how soon do these particular games sell out (like could i buy a ticket a week before the game and it would be available?) and are all the tickets the same price and all the students sit in the same section?</p>
<p>1) We're not playing Michigan, we're playing Michigan State; if we WERE playing Michigan I would tell you to go to that game for sure, since it would be legendary, but unfortunately we don't get the pleasure of facing a legendary team like that.</p>
<p>We're also unfortunately not playing Colorado, we're playing Colorado State. Again, if we were playing Colorado, they would go on my recommended list, too. Hawkins is really doing something special with the program.</p>
<p>2) I'd recommend Oregon. But more than that I'd recommend UCLA and Stanford. You can't go through freshman year without going through the beauty and joy of Big Game Week - it's the best holiday in the world. Seriously, as a freshman, nothing is better than Big Game Week. And it's best when you're a freshman. Even if you're not into football, at least go for the spirit of rivalry.</p>
<p>3) The less popular games, which I suspect will be CSU, possibly Arizona, will probably have tickets beforehand. But seriously, you get free season tickets as an incoming freshman for all five of these games. Why would you bother paying for a single game ticket at all? Just go claim your free freshman season pass starting July 22nd. And yes, all the seats are the same. I only say "seats" because technically that's what they are, but you do not sit for the duration of the game (you can sit when you graduate; until then, suck it up). How high up you are in the stadium depends on how early you get there.</p>