Oklahoma selling fans press conference tickets for $700
As part of the "Magic Memories" packages being sold by Oklahoma's athletic department, the postgame media access can be had for two fans as observers only, without the opportunity to ask a question or otherwise participate in the media availability with head coach Brent Venables and players.
The OU athletic site touts "real-time reactions" for a fan and one guest at a price of $461 for the opener Aug. 30 against FBS Illinois State and just shy of $700 for the game against the Wolverines, a night game on Sept. 6.
If media isn't your bag, Sooners fans can only purchase a ticket to watch the pregame flyover from the rooftop for the Sept. 20 Auburn game. The listed cost is $403, but a waiver and some cardiovascular stamina are musts according to the listings on gofevo.com.
"Feel the rumble overhead, and witness the crowd below roar to life from the best seat in the house. Must be able to climb eight flights of stairs. Waiver Required. Participants must be 18+."
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