What Session Are We?

[wadesworld]

https://www.ticketmaster.com/ncaa-mens-basketball-tournament-tickets/artist/1239566?venueId=41498&utm_source=host&utm_medium=website

Which session do I need to buy?

[We R Final Four]

Wont know until times are posted tonight

[Cream Biggums]

Going to buy a flight to NYC and hope for the best lol

[TallTitan34]

https://www.ticketmaster.com/ncaa-mens-basketball-tournament-tickets/artist/1239566?venueId=41498&utm_source=host&utm_medium=website

Which session do I need to buy?

Afternoon session. Not evening.

[jfmu]

I assume Sunday times are just dependent on match ups?

[fjm]

I assume Sunday times are just dependent on match ups?

Typically if we are early first round, your game will be early second round.

Look at Sunday's game to be noon, 2:30 or 5p

[Miss Katie’s]

Session one.  Games are 11:15 and 1:45.

[MUEng92]

Session one.  Games are 11:15 and 1:45.

Central time?

[Scoop Snoop]

Central time?

That's Mr. Nielsen's M.O. Living in the Eastern time zone, I learned that a long time ago.

[rocky_warrior]

Central time?

Yes, it's 1:45 CDT

[MUEng92]

Yes, it's 1:45 CDT

Thanks.  After I posted I realized it was a dumb question because they wouldn't have a game at 10:00AM central time

[DoctorV]

Does someone have the info on if Marquette offers tickets in the "MU section" behind the bench only to season ticket holders or to all students/alumni?

I'm assuming they do, but am not sure if it's only to sth or open to all alums/students.

If so, when do they offer them?

Thanks

[SoCalEagle]

Not only to STHs. Remember, folks from out of the MKE area will be going to the game. MU does its best to accommodate. Being a regular donor to the school is helpful. Not a large donor, but a regular donor.

[muarmy81]

I just bought my tickets. Section 108...let's go.

[i71_dawg]

Got my tickets....great to see MU here in my home state of Ohio!

As it is St Patrick's Day, for any practicing Catholics interested:

"Columbus Bishop Earl Fernandes has granted a dispensation for Catholics to eat meat on Friday. 

Bishop Fernandes said in a statement that Catholics should do any one of the following things if they want to enjoy corned beef and cabbage on St. Patrick's Day:

1. Make a pilgrimage or visit any church in the Diocese of Columbus named in honor of St. Patrick. (There are churches in Columbus, London and Junction City.)

2. Attend Mass at any church, chapel or oratory on March 17.

3. Pray the "Breastplate of Saint Patrick," a prayer attributed to St. Patrick.

4. Engage in a "pious devotion" such as the rosary, the stations of the cross or eucharistic adoration.

5. Perform an act of comparable penance (such as abstinence from meat) on some other occasion during the third week of Lent, ending March 18.

The dispensation applies to Catholics in the Columbus area and any faithful visitors or travelers who may be within the territory of this diocese."

[wadesworld]

Section 120 for Friday.

[mubb3434]

Tickets procured for section 107

[MarquetteDano]

Does anyone know where the Marquette sections will be?

[Galway Eagle]

Section 209.

Will play bagpipes for beer if we win.

[Miss Katie’s]

Central time?

Yes, sorry!  So it's 12:15 and 2:45 in Columbus. 

[QPSS70]

Does anyone know where the Marquette sections will be?

Or the Marquette-assigned hotel in Columbus?