Marshall Tickets Sold Out for WVU Matchup / Local News, Severe Weather and Breaking News Coverage for West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky

Select City

Charleston Huntington Ashland Ironton Clay Logan Ripley Spencer Sutton Wayne Williamson Paintsville Pikeville Gallipolis Pomeroy Portsmouth

Stories We're Following
	COLD CASE FILES: Teen Found Dead in 1997
	Police Connect 'Plaid Shirt Robber' to 20 Bank Robberies
	Kanawha Sniper Shootings Unsolved After 5 Years
	County & State Officials to Investigate Digital Radio System Flaws
	Leah Hickman Murder: Continuing Coverage

Who do you think John McCain will pick for his running mate?

	Former Gov. Mitt Romney
	Gov. Tim Pawlenty
	Former Rep. Rob Portman
	Senator Joseph Lieberman
	Other

Most Popular on WSAZ.com
1.	RAW VIDEO: Approximately 1,000 Dogs Rescued from W.Va. Kennel
2.	UPDATE: Child Dies After Being Found in Pool
3.	UPDATE: Suspect Charged in Huntington Murder; Names Released
4.	Woman Rescues Neighbor from Burning Lawn Mower
5.	Charleston Sternwheel Regatta Schedule
6.	Student Drug Testing Not Just for Athletes
7.	W.Va. Man Convicted of Toddler's Death
8.	Belle Man Accused of Indecent Exposure
9.	Water Park Discussed in Boyd County, Ky.
10.	Cabell County Car Dealership Closing

HPD: 'We believe we have the right person of interest' in Hickman Case
408 Comments

New Digital Radio System Goes Down for Five Hours, Raises More Concerns
52 Comments

UPDATE: Child Dies After Being Found in Pool
49 Comments

BREAKING NEWS: "Plaid Shirt Robber" Captured in Missouri
42 Comments

Woman Rescues Neighbor from Burning Lawn Mower
33 Comments

Student Drug Testing Not Just for Athletes
30 Comments

Send us your photos and videos of your Summer Fun! Shots of your vacation, picnic's, reunions. Share with all of us your summer fun! Click submit photo or video to upload.

COUNTDOWN TO DIGITAL TV

until February 17, 2009, the official transition from analog to digital television.

Marshall Tickets Sold Out for WVU Matchup

Save

Posted: 4:39 PM Jul 17, 2008
Last Updated: 4:39 PM Jul 17, 2008
Reporter: Associated Press
Email Address: news@wsaz.com

2 comments

A | A | A

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - Marshall University football fans will be in hostile territory for the Sept. 27 game against West Virginia University, but they haven't shrunk from the prospect.

Marshall announced Thursday that all 5,000 of its tickets for the general public have been sold out. The tickets, going for $52 each, were first sold only to Big Green members, and then to the public.

There are still 700 tickets for Marshall students that will be sold Sept. 2 at the Cam Henderson Ticket Center. Those tickets, available on a first-come, first-serve basis, will cost $52 with a valid university ID.

More Stories
HPD: 'We believe we have the right person of interest' in Hickman Case

Cabell County Car Dealership Closing

BREAKING NEWS: "Plaid Shirt Robber" Captured in Missouri

One Hurt in Putnam County Crash

Troopers Arrest Man on Child Rape Charges

Semi-Truck Stuck on Exit Ramp Slows I-64 Traffic

11 Arrested in Floyd Drug Roundup

New Digital Radio System Goes Down for Five Hours, Raises More Concerns

Comments are posted from viewers like you and do not always reflect the views of this station.

Posted by: Daryl on Jul 18, 2008 at 04:42 PM
The blundering herd will get beat again by the MIGHTY MOUNTAINEERS so STAY HOME marshall!

Posted by: Wanda on Jul 18, 2008 at 11:08 AM
come on now, college students can't afford that!! Been there.

Tourists flee as storm nears Jamaica
Tropical Storm Gustav surged toward renewed hurricane force on Thursday as it drove toward Jamaica, while many miles away, New Orleans watched it with a nervous eye.
New Orleans faces evacuation
National Guard troops stood ready and batteries and water bottles sold briskly as the New Orleans area watched a storm march across the Caribbean on the eve of Hurricane Katrina's third anniversary.
GDP stronger than expected
The economy shifted to a higher gear in the spring, growing at its fastest pace in nearly a year as foreign buyers snapped up U.S. exports and tax rebates spurred shoppers at home.
Obama seeks to woo nation
On the 45th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s historic "I Have a Dream" speech, Democrat Barack Obama was set to make history Thursday by becoming the first black person to accept a major party's nomination for president.
Study: Lifespan depends on location
Major inequalities in health and life expectancy persist worldwide, according to an independent World Health Organization commission.
McCain: No VP pick yet
The Republican presidential nominee-in-waiting John McCain sought to siphon attention from Democrat Barack Obama's show in Denver by playing coy about his pick for vice president.

PHONE IN YOUR YELLS TO: 1-866-616-5354