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For the first meeting between Georgia and Michigan since 1965, Orange Bowl tickets sold out on December 8th. With the sellout, the secondary ticket market is the only way to get tickets to the game, which will be played on December 31st.
The 2021 edition of the Michigan vs. Ohio State rivalry will take place on Saturday, November 27th at Michigan Stadium. This will be the 117th time the two teams will face each other, and Michigan leads the head-to-head match up with a 58–51–6 record.
Primary market face-value tickets for Michigan vs Ohio State are sold out.
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On the secondary market, ticket prices for the game start at $264 in the end zones. End zone seats go as high as $1,080 for seats in section 34, row 7. Ticket prices in the corners start at $265, and most tickets in these sections can be had for under $400. Prices in the corners go as high as $500+ for tickets in section 19.
Sideline seats start at $333 in section 4, row 89, and go as high as $1,000+ for seats in section 2 rows 2 and 3.
Primary market face value College Football tickets are generally sold via the individual team's websites.
Primary market face-value tickets go on sale to the general public on July 16th via primary partner Paciolan. Donors will have the first opportunity to purchase individual tickets, starting July 13th.