Single Game Prices Released - OKLAHOMA/ODU NOT AVAILABLE.

[xjohnx]

Oklahoma and ODU tickets will ONLY be available in minipacks.

http://vcuathletics.tv/athletics/09mbbt ... dvhome.php

Individual game tickets go on sale Monday, October 19, excluding Oklahoma and Old Dominion tickets which will only be available for purchase through a mini plan on this date.


Ticket prices are as follows:


2009-10 VCU Men's Basketball Home Games



Day/Date


Opponent


Adult


Youth

Thurs, Nov. 5


Virginia Union


$15


$10

Fri, Nov. 13


Bethune Cookman


$15


$10

Sat, Nov. 21


Oklahoma


***


***

Fri, Nov. 27


Nevada


$17


$12

Wed, Dec. 2


Rhode Island


$17


$12

Sat, Dec. 12


Richmond


$20


$15

Tues, Dec. 29


East Carolina


$15


$10

Sat, Jan 2


UNCW


$15


$10

Mon, Jan 4


Northeastern


$15


$10

Sat, Jan 9


Delaware


$15


$10

Wed, Jan 20


William & Mary


$15


$10

Wed, Jan 27


Towson


$15


$10

Sat, Jan 30


Georgia State


$15


$10

Sat, Feb 6


Old Dominion


***


***

Tues, Feb 16


Drexel


$15


$10

Fri/Sat, Feb 19/20


ESPNU Brackbuster


$15


$10

Wed, Feb 24


James Madison


$15


$10


***Oklahoma and Old Dominion tickets only available for purchase through a mini plan.


All game times are TBA. Tickets will be available at the VCU Ticket Office at the

Stuart C. Siegel Center, online and by phone.

VCU Ticket Office Hours of Operation:
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Online:
vcuathletics.com

By Phone:

(804) 828-RAMS

 

[VRam]

Not unusual. Schools like FSU, UF and UM do that with their big rivalry games in football. To get the FSU/UM game, you have to buy others.

 

[VCU Finance 2008]

With the individual games going for between $15 and $20 and two of them not even available this is making the season ticket option more and more attractive. I would suspect that this could be a record breaking year for season ticket sales.

 

[ShoeSh1ne]

Oh it will be. There was a huge jump up before last season and I'm sure there will be another this year. Perhaps not quite as big (the economy).