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About $350-400, but in order to get the lower bowl better seats, you normally have to pay a seat premium as well, along with being in a Club of some sorts, so the final price can be $1000 up to you name it...
 

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I have always got my seats from a participating school and never paid a mark up. They have always been great seats in the lower bowl of any arena I have travelled to. No brokers, no clubs, no premium. Just pick them up at will call and meet people from the school. Depending on what round of the tournament will determine the cost. I've had great success compared to what it sounds Matty has had to go through.
 

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One thing to add that I forgot, try to get tickets from the school furthest away or is likely to be a one and down, they are much easier to get because people either won't travel or can't go in such a short notice and won't pony up to travel to see the team get thumped.
 
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If you're going to the first couple of rounds, buy em outside for way under face. Rarely a strong ticket.
 

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I have always got my seats from a participating school and never paid a mark up. They have always been great seats in the lower bowl of any arena I have travelled to. No brokers, no clubs, no premium. Just pick them up at will call and meet people from the school. Depending on what round of the tournament will determine the cost. I've had great success compared to what it sounds Matty has had to go through.
No trouble here, lol. I misunderstood the question. I was talking football season tickets. Now for BBall NCAA, I just do as you said...
 

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