Indiana fans caught a break by drawing in-state First Round matchup with Notre Dame
Of the 12 college football fanbases that are making CFP plans, none should be happier right now than Indiana Hoosier fans who plan to attend the round one game. This group could have landed in a game that required last-minute hotel room purchases, airfare, and rental cars before even mentioning the actual game tickets themselves.
But instead, Hoosier fans landed an in-state game for which much of the aforementioned accommodations don’t have to be made. Yes, it would make for a long day, but diehard Indiana fans who reside near Bloomington could certainly start and end their day at home while still being able to see this historic matchup in person. What a terrific break for this group.
In an email, Notre Dame announces the playoff game between Notre Dame and Indiana at Notre Dame Stadium on December 20th is already sold out. “This game is SOLD OUT, following all presales and lotteries for eligible members. Tickets will not be available for public purchase.” pic.twitter.com/tUg3SMp5ke
— Angelo Di Carlo (@angdicarlo) December 9, 2024
How the math works out in Indiana fans’ favor
Notre Dame season ticket holders now have a big decision to make. Do they use their tickets to go to the game, give or sell them to other Irish fans to go to the game, or blindly place them on the secondary market for anyone to purchase? This is where the math deceptively favors Hoosier fans…