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Posted
5 hours ago, AJS said:

Starting with the line, listening to interviews (just listened to Tom Miller's on Dom Izzo's show), it's feeling more and more like I'm the crazy one for having any sort of optimism going into this Saturday. I have too many questions right now, but to start off, what was 30 points more impressive about NDSU's Week 1 win than UNDs? 

 

both teams played cupcakes in week 1—UND led 12-0 at half NDSU led 36-0—comparative scores don’t mean much in my opinion but NDSU could have score 80+ but they typically don’t run up the score on anybody—overall I think NDSU has a very decisive advantage on both sides of the line of scrimmage. UND must compete up front or it will get ugly fast—just don’t think it will happen—NDSU 41 UND 7 or 10

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2 minutes ago, Stand4Anthem said:

both teams played cupcakes in week 1—UND led 12-0 at half NDSU led 36-0—comparative scores don’t mean much in my opinion but NDSU could have score 80+ but they typically don’t run up the score on anybody—overall I think NDSU has a very decisive advantage on both sides of the line of scrimmage. UND must compete up front or it will get ugly fast—just don’t think it will happen—NDSU 41 UND 7 or 10

41-10 puts it pretty much right on the gambling lines.

Posted
8 minutes ago, JohnboyND7 said:

 

 

If one fanbase is exclusively driving up demand, that would certainly retract from the "rivalry" discussion.

I sold the 4 of the worst tickets in the dome(won a radio contest) for the EWU game a few years ago for $500. I can buy tickets for this weekend on vivid seats right now for under $100/ticket.

Does that mean NDSU vs. EWU is a rivalry? 

Either stick with the apples or the oranges, but not both. This is not BOZOville.

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5 minutes ago, petey23 said:

41-10 puts it pretty much right on the gambling lines.

Like it, dislike it, NDSU is/has been on an almost completely different level against FCS teams for quite some time, don’t think UND has the talent currently to make this a very competitive game, nothing is for sure, see what happens on Saturday—my score prediction had nothing to do with the spread

Posted
1 hour ago, JohnboyND7 said:

The most expensive ticket in many years, possibly ever, for UGA will be a game against Notre Dame in a couple weeks. Your logic is poor.

Your conclusion is fine. Just your method is legit trash.

 

Speaking of conclusions, didn't three years or so ago you say that Wentz was......'meh' at QB, as in not that great?  All of this coming from the guy who at times tries to act somewhat impartial and comes to the UND site because has no friends on BV.   But this week he's all about "his boys' (meaning the NDSU team) and puffing his chest out and talking trash.   Thanks again Johnboy for your 365 day interest in North Dakota football. 

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Posted
15 minutes ago, JohnboyND7 said:

 

 

If one fanbase is exclusively driving up demand, that would certainly retract from the "rivalry" discussion.

I sold the 4 of the worst tickets in the dome(won a radio contest) for the EWU game a few years ago for $500. I can buy tickets for this weekend on vivid seats right now for under $100/ticket.

Does that mean NDSU vs. EWU is a rivalry? 

The NDSU/SDSU game in Brookings for comparison has the cheapest tickets at $62 for this week 9 game. Must be the NDSU fans driving up the price?

Posted
4 minutes ago, JohnboyND7 said:

 

 

If one fanbase is exclusively driving up demand, that would certainly retract from the "rivalry" discussion.

So you don’t think NDSU fans are buying tickets to get into this game as well?

man you guys are so delusional.  

Posted
Just now, homer said:

So you don’t think NDSU fans are buying tickets to get into this game as well?

man you guys are so delusional.  

Who do you suppose is selling those tickets?

Posted
4 hours ago, UND1983 said:

360 Pregame Show.  kind of interesting how they talked to other coaches about how to attack the Bison D.

https://undfootball360.com/news/undfb360-pregame-show-week-2-vs-ndsu/

 

I don’t agree with Kelly’s prediction about our O line struggling against the Bison front 4. Our line has shown they can perform against big time D lines as shown in our game last year against Washington. I think we can battle it out on both sides of the ball and make it a game. They also talked about how the Bison  only ran for 100 some yards against our undersized freshman D line in 2015 and just relied on Wentz to pick apart our secondary. Could they have run it more, maybe, but our secondary is vastly improved so they will need to pound the ball to wear UND down and own the time of possession. 

 

I do agree in his game prediction that the Bison will not blow us out. 

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Posted
1 minute ago, Gothmog said:

Who do you suppose is selling those tickets?

And NDSU people are also buying them.  

Maybe people are selling them cause the demand from both fan bases are high and people can make some money.  

Shame on the open market.  Think they will be able to sell them to Bison fans for USD and make money? 

Posted
7 minutes ago, BarnWinterSportsEngelstad said:

Fans embarrased of their Queen that made the headlines last week on the sidewalks of the Twin Cities.

What photo?

Posted
8 minutes ago, homer said:

And NDSU people are also buying them.  

Maybe people are selling them cause the demand from both fan bases are high and people can make some money.  

Shame on the open market.  Think they will be able to sell them to Bison fans for USD and make money? 

Most of the tickets being sold are being sold by Bison fans. Nothing wrong with that, but it does indicate that at least those Bison fans are not that enthusiastic about seeing the game. If every Bison ticket holder held on to his/her tickets there wouldn't be a secondary market.

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1 minute ago, Gothmog said:

Most of the tickets being sold are being sold by Bison fans. Nothing wrong with that, but it does indicate that at least those Bison fans are not that enthusiastic about seeing the game. If every Bison ticket holder held on to his/her tickets there wouldn't be a secondary market.

Or, they are enthusiastic about selling to both UND and NDSU fans because they know they can make a really good chunk of money on it. 

Posted
1 minute ago, Gothmog said:

Most of the tickets being sold are being sold by Bison fans. Nothing wrong with that, but it does indicate that at least those Bison fans are not that enthusiastic about seeing the game. If every Bison ticket holder held on to his/her tickets there wouldn't be a secondary market.

There's also a part of this where people have other obligations and just can't make it. Always tickets for resale for games where the box office has none left.

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Just now, Gothmog said:

Most of the tickets being sold are being sold by Bison fans. Nothing wrong with that, but it does indicate that at least those Bison fans are not that enthusiastic about seeing the game. If every Bison ticket holder held on to his/her tickets there wouldn't be a secondary market.

Supply and demand bud. Less tickets on the market equal a higher price, likewise more tickets on the market and even higher demand could also drive high ticket prices. 

Like Kolpack said all it takes is one big moment to reignite the rivalry. The player may not feel it until we get to conference foes but regardless it will be coming soon.

Posted
7 minutes ago, Gothmog said:

Most of the tickets being sold are being sold by Bison fans. Nothing wrong with that, but it does indicate that at least those Bison fans are not that enthusiastic about seeing the game. If every Bison ticket holder held on to his/her tickets there wouldn't be a secondary market.

Haha.  They are selling because their is demand from fans that want to see the game and are willing to pay a heavy price for a ticket.   Fans do that for games they actually want to be a part of.  

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15 minutes ago, Gothmog said:

Most of the tickets being sold are being sold by Bison fans. Nothing wrong with that, but it does indicate that at least those Bison fans are not that enthusiastic about seeing the game. If every Bison ticket holder held on to his/her tickets there wouldn't be a secondary market.

It would be hard for it to be any other way since most (or nearly all) of the tickets are owned by Bison fans.  I believe UND was allotted 500 tickets or so. It would be a heck of a story if it was UND fans selling Bison fan's season tickets.

Posted
16 minutes ago, Sioux94 said:

Speaking of conclusions, didn't three years or so ago you say that Wentz was......'meh' at QB, as in not that great?  All of this coming from the guy who at times tries to act somewhat impartial and comes to the UND site because has no friends on BV.   But this week he's all about "his boys' (meaning the NDSU team) and puffing his chest out and talking trash.   Thanks again Johnboy for your 365 day interest in North Dakota football. 

I was obviously wrong about Carson's ability to succeed. I was also super confident Brady Quinn was gonna tear up the NFL. Good thing I have no plans on making a living out of analyzing football eh? Awesome for him and NDSU. Free advertising every Sunday in the fall.

I have an interest in North Dakota D1 sports in general. Of course I'll cheer for NDSU and against UND. This week was nearly equal to Christmas in my house as a child. 

Of course NDSU are my boys this week. I might even watch this week for a change. Lmao you can be reasonable and still get hype about a chance to beat on the "bad guys."

16 minutes ago, Sioux>Bison said:

The NDSU/SDSU game in Brookings for comparison has the cheapest tickets at $62 for this week 9 game. Must be the NDSU fans driving up the price?

Probably is NDSU folks driving it up. SDSU doesnt have super high ticket demand otherwise outside of maybe USD? I dont use ticket prices as the main indicator of a rivalry game.

17 minutes ago, BarnWinterSportsEngelstad said:

Fans embarrased of their Queen that made the headlines last week on the sidewalks of the Twin Cities.

 

I couldnt tell you who the Queen 4/5 years I was in college. I knew one because she was my sister's friend and I recognized her on the jumbotron.

14 minutes ago, homer said:

So you don’t think NDSU fans are buying tickets to get into this game as well?

man you guys are so delusional.  

Nowhere did I say it wasnt a rivalry, or NDSU fans didnt want to go. 

I said using ticket prices as your reason for it being a rivalry doesnt work. 

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Average price on the 200+ tickets sold on just one secondary site is over $160. Lowest sold price was for a standing room ticket was $83 before any fees.

A large portion of those are standing room only or reserved seats that are not in season ticket holder areas (higher rows of the end zone sections).

There is another 40 remaining for sale.

 

For reference, there are around 400 tickets listed for sale for the final two home games for NDSU, so apparently a lot less NDSU fans want to use their tickets to go to those games than this one?

Posted
27 minutes ago, Mama Sue said:

What photo?

Oh boy. Wasn't a good look.

Some friends have sent me the picture and some outstanding photo shops but I would not post them on social media even though it has popped up on Facebook and it was trending on Twitter for a couple days. She obviously had a bad day and was probably in damage control all week as it something that could definitely cost someone their job. 

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17 minutes ago, JohnboyND7 said:

I was obviously wrong about Carson's ability to succeed. I was also super confident Brady Quinn was gonna tear up the NFL. Good thing I have no plans on making a living out of analyzing football eh? Awesome for him and NDSU. Free advertising every Sunday in the fall.

I have an interest in North Dakota D1 sports in general. Of course I'll cheer for NDSU and against UND. This week was nearly equal to Christmas in my house as a child. 

Of course NDSU are my boys this week. I might even watch this week for a change. Lmao you can be reasonable and still get hype about a chance to beat on the "bad guys."

Probably is NDSU folks driving it up. SDSU doesnt have super high ticket demand otherwise outside of maybe USD? I dont use ticket prices as the main indicator of a rivalry game.

 

I couldnt tell you who the Queen 4/5 years I was in college. I knew one because she was my sister's friend and I recognized her on the jumbotron.

Nowhere did I say it wasnt a rivalry, or NDSU fans didnt want to go. 

I said using ticket prices as your reason for it being a rivalry doesnt work. 

You just don't have it all right upstairs, BOZOville needs you.

Posted
33 minutes ago, jdub27 said:

Average price on the 200+ tickets sold on just one secondary site is over $160. Lowest sold price was for a standing room ticket was $83 before any fees.

A large portion of those are standing room only or reserved seats that are not in season ticket holder areas (higher rows of the end zone sections).

There is another 40 remaining for sale.

 

For reference, there are around 400 tickets listed for sale for the final two home games for NDSU, so apparently a lot less NDSU fans want to use their tickets to go to those games than this one?

Talk about apples and oranges. The last two games you refer to are two months from now and around Thanksgiving time. Can you tell me how many Bison fans would be offering their UND tickets for sale if they were on on 11/9 or 11/23, or any other date for that matter?  Of course not, early season games are different. 

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