Hello, I'm an IU fan and thinking about making the trip out to Iowa for the opener this season, but was wondering what part of the stadium is for traveling fans so I know where to buy my tickets when (if?) they become available for the game. I've looked up seating charts, but none of them seem to have a visitors section labelled on the image. Thanks for your help, if anyone replies.
What section(s) of Kinnick is for Road Fans?
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Not allowing visiting fans this year, sorry 😉
Lower southeast corner (109 and 110) and upper northeast corners (101 and 102).
I thought I've noticed the last couple seasons it's been pretty much sections near the top of the north endzone onlyLower southeast corner (109 and 110) and upper northeast corners (101 and 102).
Took a look about a week ago when could log in and see if wanted to move seats and what they blocked off is as noted previously most the upper parts of the NE and SE ends of the east side.
Hasn't been that way for at least 5-6 years. They got moved to high up in the north end zone. Where they should have always been. Never understood giving them pretty good seats.Lower southeast corner (109 and 110) and upper northeast corners (101 and 102).
Friend won some tickets on WMT radio several years ago and I went with him.
Not really bad seats per say.
Just that you will be sitting with the opposing team fans
Not really bad seats per say.
Just that you will be sitting with the opposing team fans
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It gives you a better chance at non-conference games. It makes conference games more interesting and accessible to visiting fans. Georgia and Auburn give each other 9000-9500 tickets when they visit. I don't see any SEC schools coming to Iowa City or many other Big 10 venues getting a few seats in the corners.
Of course, with Iowa's current non-conference scheduling, it is a moot point for the Hawkeyes.
SEC teams are not coming to play in Big Ten stadiums. And it ain't because of needing some seats for visiting fans, lol. Not even close.
That number is the exception rather than the rule. The good news is SEC schools are returning tickets as fans aren’t traveling to follow their team.
“Ahead of its annual rivalry game against Ole Miss, Mississippi State sold fewer than 2,000 tickets to the Egg Bowl in Oxford, about half as many as from just two years prior.
Already this year, the University Florida ticket office has been informed that South Carolina is releasing 2,500 tickets of the 5,000 its fans could purchase for the game in the Swamp.
Even Alabama, where national championships grow on trees and fans traditionally have rolled into visiting towns like a tide, couldn’t sell more than 1,200 of its 2016 allotment of tickets to a game at Arkansas.”
good article on it.... go SEC.... solid troll effort with little to nothing to back it up. At the time of this article the iron bowl was 8,000 tickets..... for our SEC followers... that is less than the 9,000 claimed for Georgia-Auburn. Much like bowl games, you can allocate 9,000 depends on how many are sold.
Road less traveled
Gator fans, like others, trading camaraderie on the road for comforts of home
www.gainesville.com
Do Hoosier fans really want to put up with Iowa fans coming back from such a hiatus? Nice day + Lengthy Time to Drink + Haven't Been Able to Attend since 2019 = Rowdy Crowd.
I am guessing that one is a night game on BTN.
I am guessing that one is a night game on BTN.
There is no reward in a Auburn, Bama or Georgia coming to Kinnick Stadium to play Iowa. We could probably get Vandy to do it. We saw Missouri turn and burn on us twice now. Maybe we could get the Razorbacks up here, but is that really beneficial to Iowa beating them?
Welcome, Good Luck! I hope you enjoy the game. Come early and walk around. Meet some Iowa tailgaters, have a few adult beverages and enjoy yourself.
I hope IU loses by 21+.
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You have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about...
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You have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about...
Bucky vs. ‘Bama set for 2024 and 2025 | Wisconsin Badgers
Pair of national powers to square off in home-and-home series
Auburn football to face Penn State in 2021 and 2022 - Auburn University Athletics
June 27, 2016 Auburn, Ala. - The Auburn football team will play a home-and-home series with Penn State in 2021 and 2022, Director of Athletics Jay Jacobs announced
Alabama, Ohio State Set For Home and Home Series in 2027-28
The Buckeyes will host Alabama on Sept. 18, 2027, then head down to Tuscaloosa for a rematch on Sept. 9, 2028.
Ohio State and Georgia agree to home-and-home football series
The Ohio State University and the University of Georgia have agreed to a home-and-home football series for the 2030 and 2031 seasons. Ohio State will make its first trip to Georgia’s Sanford Stadium Sept. 14, 2030, while Georgia will visit Ohio Stadium for the first time on Aug. 30, 2031. The...news.osu.edu
Minnesota Adds Series With Mississippi State - University of Minnesota Athletics
Nov. 2, 2016 The University of Minnesota football program has agreed to future home-and-home series with Mississippi State. The Gophers will host the...gophersports.com
Purdue, Ole Miss to Play Home-and-Home in Football - Purdue Boilermakers
Purdue and the University of Mississippi have agreed to play a home-and-home series in football.purduesports.com
Huskers change Tennessee series, agrees to Oregon series
Nebraska and Tennessee officials announced on Monday that the dates of the future games between the schools have been changed to accommodate a requested schedule change from Tennessee.
Yeah 2031 lol. A few years out there. Let's sign up for 2040. Real exciting when you throw Ole Missy and Missy State in there. Just barn burners.
Nebraska / Tennessee lol. Both teams are 1990s clingers.
Man I am just gonna quit now and go live under a bridge. I didn't know we were counting shit in the 2030s. If Iowa got Notre Dame on the schedule for 2040, some of you stooges would celebrate like it was Christmas.
