Tickets to see Michigan in NCAA Championship game are available
Tickets are technically sold out for Monday's championship game between Michigan and UConn, but they still are readily accessible.
It's not too far, and it's not obscenely expensive. Michigan men's basketball will play in its eighth national-championship game Monday night, against UConn, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The Wolverines advanced after beating Arizona, 91-73 , in the Final Four on Saturday.
Tickets are technically sold out for Monday's championship game, but they still are readily accessible. How to get tickets to the NCAA Tournament national-championship game? There are thousands of tickets available on secondary markets, such as StubHub, where the get-in price for a ticket as of late Saturday night was just over $200 per seat for the upper (600) level.
There also were tickets available in the $200-$300 range in the 400 level. The cheapest ticket in the lowest (100) level was just over $600. The tickets were "selling fast" late Saturday night and early Sunday morning, according to StubHub, as Michigan fans clearly were swarming to check out the inventory after the win over Arizona.
More than 1,500 tickets were purchased between 11:45 p. m. Saturday and 12:45 a.