Newsstand: What are the cheapest tickets for the Indiana vs. Notre Dame CFP game?

The Notre Dame and Indiana football fans looking to attend the Fighting Irish and Hoosiers’ first-round College Football Playoff game at Notre Dame Stadium on Friday, Dec. 20, would be wise to have room on their credit cards.

As of Sunday night, the cheapest tickets on the resale market to attend the first-ever College Football Playoff game in South Bend were $1,233 per person, per Gametime Tickets. The location of those tickets was in the upper corner of section 115.

Fans looking to see the game in section 28 could do so at $3,779 per person. Those were the most expensive available.

ESPN will have television coverage of the game for those looking for the most affordable option. Kickoff is at 8 p.m. ET.

Notre Dame Posts of the Weekend

Former Irish linebacker Drue Tranquill wants to see the Irish and Hoosiers duke it out in person.

Notre Dame v Indiana in the first ever #CFBPlayoff is an all-time historic moment for football in the great state of Indiana.

I’d sell my house to be inside Notre Dame stadium on December 20th pic.twitter.com/uV1AtLg3dI

— Drue Tranquill (@DTranquill) December 8, 2024

J.D. Pickell hosts The Hard Count on the On3 YouTube channel.

I’m glad the CFB public is going to get a chance to watch Jeremiyah Love. Top 5 skill player in this whole bracket

— J.D. PicKell (@jdpickell) December 9, 2024

Two of the most recognized sports movies were based on Notre Dame and Indiana.

David Anspaugh directed both “Hoosiers” and “Rudy.”

There’s your honorary captain for Indiana-Notre Dame in two weeks. pic.twitter.com/1OIjoVqRXZ

— Matt Fortuna (@Matt_Fortuna) December 8, 2024

Notre Dame Quote of the Weekend

“Man, if we could have chosen, I think you would want a team that maybe comes from 80-degree weather.”

— Irish coach Marcus Freeman’s immediate reaction when discussing the meaning of playing a team from the same state in the first round of the College Football Playoff.