I am a little confused, the Bobcat Bash for the OSU game this time around seems to be very different.  Looks like it costs $50 and is including alcohol in the cost as well.  I thought these things usually ran $20 and just included food and non-alcoholic drinks?

https://secure.www.alumniconnections.com/olc/pub/OUL/event/showEventForm.jsp?form_id=61687 

Just remember Columbus has really cracked down on public consumption in the lots.  Not saying it's not happening but I am saying they are writing well over 100 tickets every game.

Why do fans not have tickets?  We still have some!  Call and get yours today!

Actually, tix are back in the hands of OSU. They are currently selling tix this morning to OSU Alumni. Remaining tix go on sale to general public through Ticketbast@rd on Friday.

How in the world do we NOT sell our allotment of tickets

Tickets available for Ohio State's first four games

TicketBast@rd 

For what its worth, most people are trying to snatch up the Miami (Fl) tix. I'm guessing that there will be tix available for our game on Friday.

People complain about the cost of tickets to games in Athens when a family of four can attend six games for $24.25 per person, FOR THE WHOLE SEASON, and you can't figure out why people won't drop $70 for one seat for one game?!

Also remember, there are a bunch of fence stradling, dually allegiant Ohio Alums that likely already had tickets for the game and didn't need to go through the ticket office to purchase them.

My sources tell me we sold a significant amount more for this years game through the ticket office than we did in 2008, and that we were allocated twice as many tix as we were in 2008.

I am interested in attending ANY BobcatAttack tailgate... I just don't have a way to set it up, but I'll help where I can since I do have a contact with a person that deals with Ohio State parking on gameday and can ask him which lot would be best.

I agree. I bought 4 per my Bobcat Club membership. But likely would have purchased more if given the chance. When I called the ticket office on the day of the deadline, they were under seige. Had to extend the deadline by a day so I assumed ticket sales were good. But at $70 a pop, I can't say I'd be as interested next year. I like the opportunity to visit the Tennessee, Ohio State and Penn State's of the world, just not the same one year after year.

Palmerfest. Time change riots. Glass houses, breh.

I used to live in Clintonville just north of Lane Ave.  As a "townie" of Athens . Don't tell your friends.  haha. hidden secret. park off campus. . .for free... and your walk will be fun . . wear green . get there earlly obviouslly early. only ten min. walk! just stay on high, on the off streets ,  and north of campus towards westerville . its worth it

This will be an unpopular opinion, but it's my honest belief.

The administration has made a decision to push the Ohio Bobcat Club as a method to procure tickets to select events. For quite some time, they stated repeatedly that the opportunity to purchase tickets within the Ohio allotment would be based upon OBC membership.

As an OBC member, I question why I should participate in something that purports to open the door to ticket opportunity, then allows anybody to have the same opportunity when there were not enough club members to use the allotment.

Furthermore, our ticket allotment is most likely the primary source of our payday for playing this game. An unsold ticket would impact our bottom line. At a given point, a decision should be made that a proper opportunity was provided to Ohio fans and tickets should be made available to a guaranteed selling outlet. And, given the demand market, the wording of our contract probably specifies a date at which unsold tickets must be returned (complete speculation).

Personally, I believe that selling these tickets from the Ohio athletics office past the stated deadline to non-OBC members is a slap in the face. One may call it blackmail, or whatever other ugly term they like to describe the policy of basing ticket availability on a club membership, but when the policy has been stated, the policy needs to be followed.

Single tix will pop up on Ticketmaster Friday morning.