The University was allotted 31,000 tickets, about 6,000 more than its opponent school, Purdue University. But that number is still down from the 42,000 it received for the 1992 Rose Bowl game. Demand for tickets his year is running very high, said Joe Sharpe, director of ticket operations and the ticket office has been hectic. Sharpe says it won't be necessary for students to camp out the night before. Even those arriving close to 5 p.m. should be fine.
Tickets are limited to one per person.
Students wishing to sit together must purchase their tickets at the same time. There will be no additions once the tickets are processed. If there are leftover tickets, there will be a second drawing. For regular season-ticket holders, applications for tickets will be sent out on Monday, Nov. 27. The Rose Bowl Ticket Office will have 1,000 tickets available to the general public.