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No I do not. That should have said them.

With the amount of orders the ticket office receives, it would be impossible to go through each order to determine if that person is an Iowa alum. That is something you should let them know.

Like the saying goes, you can't trust someone with two first names.

They have to do courtesy phone calls to people who didn't renew (forgot, application was never received, etc) then work through all the upgrades for the current season ticket holders. This will probably last until the first part of June. So if you are new, don't expect them to start allocating...

They are sold as single game tickets to the public.

...is going to be at 7:05 pm and will be broadcast on either ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC.

Well you shouldn't be comparing burglary to rape either. The punishment fit the crime for Masoli and the punishment fit the crime for Satterfield and Everson. Stealing laptops warrants a different punishment than sexually assaulting a woman.

Why would Kelly kill Masoli's redshirt year after 5 or 6 games when he could have him for the entire 2011 season? Hawkeye fans shouldn't rush to judgement either. It wasn't that long ago that Iowa had 18 players run afoul of the law in a 15 month span.

Iowa has to hold back 4,000 tickets per game for visiting teams. Then you have several hundred tickets per game going to player parents and many more need to be held for single game purchase for season ticket holders. There is probably a certain number that they have in mind as to where to cap...

Impossible, since Big Ten tickets didn't go on sale to the general public until November 30. Only season ticket holders could order Big Ten tickets before that date.

This link will tell you how priority points are calculated: IOWA OFFICIAL ATHLETIC SITE - Tickets So you should know about how many priority points you have. Remember all your donations have to go to Athletics. Donations to academics does not count. Plus, what would the ticket office have...

Season ticket holders receive 3 priority points per consecutive year of season tickets purchased. So unless the person paying $50 has already had season tickets for a few consecutive years, is an Iowa Alum, or former letterwinner than no, that $50 donor will not be ahead of the season ticket...

That chart listed above has nothing to do with buying season tickets. There is a tiered system used for buying single game tickets. It usually goes: Day 1: Kinnick/Champion Day 2: Kinnick/Champion/Golden Hawk Day 3: Kinnick/Champion/Golden Hawk/Silver Hawk Day 4: Kinnick/Champion/Golden...

The above list is more for single game tickets, which usually go on sale early-mid July. Season ticket allocation is based on priority points. If you donate $50 prior to submitting your app, you would receive 1 point for being an I-Club member, putting you above all the zero priority people who...

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Big Ten weekend games are considered 'Premium Games', so there are no Youth prices. If you want youth prices, take your kids to a weekday game.

There are only singles left for the remaining games.