Just got an email that my season tickets shipped.

[Mjoelner34]

Anybody remember back when they wouldn't show up until the Thursday before the first game?

[Pancho]

goodness yes. I had the ticket office number on speed dial.

[Lord McBuckethead]

I haven't gotten mine yet, but I am looking forward to seeing them.

[confucius say]

We still do hard copy tickets? Mine are print at home or digital.

[viverlibre]

We still do hard copy tickets? Mine are print at home or digital.

Mine are digital only too, maybe hard copies can be requested?

[Goldendawg]

Mine are digital only too, maybe hard copies can be requested?

Just got mine today. Had printed at home the last couple of years, but got the old fashioned style this year, printed by MSU. It cost an additional $15.00. We got our usual eight and two parking passes. 7-5! Hail State!

[Cooterpoot]

Why would anyone want physical tickets over digital? Seems odd, and honestly, the school should stop doing it.

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

Maybe people like collecting ticket stubs. Wish I had one from the CWS but couldn't find one anywhere.

[confucius say]

Why would anyone want physical tickets over digital? Seems odd, and honestly, the school should stop doing it.

Some people order for a bunch of people and dont want to have to text dozens or hundreds of tickets to people over the course of the year. Can just hand them their tickets for the season.
I do the same thing but with print at home tickets.

[Pinto]

Why would anyone want physical tickets over digital? Seems odd, and honestly, the school should stop doing it.

My Dad is 72 and likes the physical security of having that ticket in hand walking up to the game. We do have a mostly older fan base that attends games, and not just football. That?s why the hump sucked after reseating. The blue hairs always show up.

[Brobi-wan]

I still have my piss and miss ticket stub, but I use the digital tickets these days.

[Cooterpoot]

Some people order for a bunch of people and dont want to have to text dozens or hundreds of tickets to people over the course of the year. Can just hand them their tickets for the season.
I do the same thing but with print at home tickets.

You realize you don't have to text them right?

[Cooterpoot]

My Dad is 72 and likes the physical security of having that ticket in hand walking up to the game. We do have a mostly older fan base that attends games, and not just football. That?s why the hump sucked after reseating. The blue hairs always show up.

Digital is more secure and it's not close )I do understand the age related idea though). And the blue hairs didn't show up. They left empty seats with the company seats.

[Lord McBuckethead]

My Dad is 72 and likes the physical security of having that ticket in hand walking up to the game. We do have a mostly older fan base that attends games, and not just football. That?s why the hump sucked after reseating. The blue hairs always show up.

Blue hairs never show up, and if they do?. They don?t bring any energy.

[confucius say]

You realize you don't have to text them right?

Text, email, screenshot, etc. I had 14 people on mine last year. Lot to maneuver.

[Goldendawg]

Blue hairs never show up, and if they do?. They don?t bring any energy.

Not a Blue hair, but a very little hair left (worse in my opinion), but many of my older peers including myself are the loudest, most vocal, cow bell ring fans I know. I sneaked my cowbell in even when they were "banned" as a younger man and have rung it until I had blisters on my hand and a sore wrist at many different stages of my life. I've seen Dogs of all ages sit on their hands silent in my 56 years of attending home games. Winning gets all ages off their seats and loud. Hardcore fans of all ages make noise no matter the score. Hail State!

[HeCannotGo]

For those who use electronic tickets, are the tickets in your account yet and available for transfer? Mine aren't there yet.

[Brobi-wan]

For those who use electronic tickets, are the tickets in your account yet and available for transfer? Mine aren't there yet.

Mine are there but not transferable at this time.

[CaptainObvious]

Not a Blue hair, but a very little hair left (worse in my opinion), but many of my older peers including myself are the loudest, most vocal, cow bell ring fans I know. I sneaked my cowbell in even when they were "banned" as a younger man and have rung it until I had blisters on my hand and a sore wrist at many different stages of my life. I've seen Dogs of all ages sit on their hands silent in my 56 years of attending home games. Winning gets all ages off their seats and loud. Hardcore fans of all ages make noise no matter the score. Hail State!

I'm in this boat. Hair is gray, not blue. I am a classic negative State fan. Changed allegiance to Bulldogs in 1968; attendee from 73-76. Cowbell ringer for most of those years, then the ban came and I got used to not carrying it. Still love to hear them all around me, just don't like to tote extra stuff into the game. But I will cheer and scream and holler and criticize all on the same possession. That is who I am and who I always will be. Love my Dogs! Hate ineptitude! So as a State fan that means a Love/Hate relationship because over the past 56 years I have seen enough football ineptitude by my favorite team, that it barely keeps State ahead of Vandy in modern day football. But I still Love my Dogs!