UC has no shame
What’s hilarious is that these schools are playing at a site that’s within 30ims of one stadium, and a brisk walk of the other…college football is stupid
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Even as a big Miami fan, it’s incredibly hard to justify spending over an hour in the car each way and buying triple digit priced tickets to watch a bunch of one year rentals get smoked in a rivalry game that our coach has historically made minimal effort to win.
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Sadly, this comment might now represent the mindset of Miami fans throughout the Tri-State area. What a shame!
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resellers on seatgeek still trying to get >$100 for sideline lol
Seatgeek is the actual ticket ops for TQL, so those are unsold face value, not resellers.
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Pretty sure this was always scheduled as a neutral site game.
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Yeah I already wasted a fair bit of money attending that shit show at Pitt. Fool me once…
SeatGeek sucks because the map doesn’t differentiate between re-sale and primary sales. And they don’t allow you to filter out primary sales.
There seem to be a fair few tickets available on reliable re-sale sites like Tickpick (take it from someone who buys a lot of tickets - do not use StubHub). You will probably be able to get a great deal on premium seats as kickoff gets close tomorrow.
The $35 and $40 promo tickets through the box office are still available as well: https://seatgeek.com/cincinnati-bearcats-football-tickets/ncaa-football/2026-09-19-3-30-pm/18296764?sgo_ac=UCMIAMIPARTNER&dd_referrer=&quantity=6
Total disaster.
“Eat shit Pitt”!
Feels like someone must’ve gotten Chuck’s ear or he realized he better change his ways a bit for this game. Miami Football had an X “ad” on the game recently and it felt very gung hoey. Maybe that’s just Miami Football trying, but it felt differently.
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Awesome video!!
https://x.com/char_cliff/status/2101070300074913877?s=46&t=ZH1fFGwu8Q0191V3SgsUtQ
Looks like one and zone with the Cincinnati logo and another that is blank 
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For those that have held out due to price, lower levels on the Miami side are now $80 a seat. They were $150 this morning (they had dropped to 120 the other day but went back up).
Online selling and ticketing really serves to suppress the walk up attendance. In olden days you could always pick up a paper ticket from somebody outside the stadium. Prices always got cheaper - even from scalpers - a minute or two after kickoff.