Even though Penn State football is still many months away from starting the 2017 season, it’s never too early to get a gauge of expectations and excitement for each game of the year. The best way to do this, a quick dive into the secondary ticket market to see which are the most expensive already in late April.
The good news for fans hoping to grab a hot deal? The prices on the secondary market went down for 10 games last season between March and June even as the season approached. The hottest ticket was Penn State’s anticipated trip to Pittsburgh, the Nittany Lions eventually falling to the Panthers in the final minutes of regulation.
This year? It’s a trip by Michigan to Beaver Stadium that is generating the most buzz still a long way from that October showdown. While an unexpected loss might see those prices drop just slightly, it stands to reason that’s still the hardest ticket to get on Penn State’s schedule.
We’ll revisit this in a few months to see how things have changed, but here’s a look at the market on StubHub as of Monday afternoon.
Akron: $36
Pitt: $137
Georgia State: $33
Indiana: $52
Michigan: $151
Rutgers: $48
Nebraska: $58
And as far as games on the road, it’s a trip to Columbus, Ohio that will cost you the most of all with tickets at $283 a piece just to get into the stadium.
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