All but one remaining road game sold out

From 9wsyr.

Here’s the full breakdown of remaining road games:

Jan. 21: at Notre Dame
SOLD OUT

Jan. 23: at Cincinnati
SOLD OUT

Feb. 4: vs. St. John's (at Madison Square Garden)
SOLD OUT

Feb. 13: at Louisville
About 400 tickets remain out of 22,000+

Feb. 19: at Rutgers
SOLD OUT

Feb. 25: at UConn
SOLD OUT

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The game at St. John's isn't a road game, remember?

by adselver15 on Jan 19, 2012 11:23 PM EST reply actions 1 recs

Neither is Rutgers or UConn

Well within the Otto-man empire’s walls.

http://cusepulp.blogspot.com/

by Lots of Pulp on Jan 20, 2012 8:28 AM EST up reply actions

Perhaps it should be

“home games at venues other than the Carrier Dome”

'Cuse 2010, Michigan 2012

by Orange22 on Jan 20, 2012 1:08 PM EST up reply actions

Still Affordable Tickets available to the rutgers game on stubhub,

I’ll be in 302 for Rutgers with 3 Orange Friends Join us!

Also Just looked and you can grab single tickets to St. Johns on ticket master its not like you wont be sitting next to a fellow member of the Otto-Man empire anyways haha….check that Muahahaha.

See everybody at both games!

by Ottoble on Jan 20, 2012 1:16 PM EST reply actions

400 level at MSG

Anyone ever sat up there? I’m seeing pretty affordable seats in the west balcony. Is that section any different from the rest of the arena?

by cuse2012 on Jan 20, 2012 3:13 PM EST reply actions

400s

are way up there…

by Quint Stevenson on Jan 20, 2012 3:44 PM EST up reply actions

Beware of the 400 level & west balcony

Seats in D/E/F/G rows of the baseline sections are heavily obstructed by the “west balcony” above – you can still see the entire court but you feel like you’re in a cave.

The West Balcony is even more terrible. You sit behind a plexiglass WALL. Not a ledge, but a full wall. It’s like watching the game in a glass box. Row 3 though is assigned barstools with a ledge and without the wall, very very high but a different effect.

by Newsryan on Jan 21, 2012 6:30 AM EST reply actions