Eric Forbes retweeted
🚨 Fan Love 🚨
RT for a chance to win my 2 tickets to the Rams game on Sunday! 🦅
#FlyEaglesFly #PaveTheLane
Eric Forbes retweeted
I was literally just thinking "man I wonder what Drew Brees thinks about this one"
Eric Forbes retweeted
Happy Anniversary PropFinder Family! One year in the books.
Tomorrow’s slate is LIVE on the site.
To celebrate, we’re giving away $500 (5x$100) and 10 yearly subs. Like & RT to enter.
Love y’all ❤️
Eric Forbes retweeted
13 GAMES
13 LOSSES
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Eric Forbes retweeted
That was quick! Can't believe I made this account last June, and I'm already at 30K! Couldn't do it without yall! I'll run the giveaway tomorrow tonight around 8pm est. I'll give $30 to 3 people and a free month of VIP to 3 people who like/repost this tweet! Good luck!
Some context + historical insight for fans 👇
• $2,782: Cheapest ticket after Miami beat Ole Miss
• $3,734: Peak get-in after Indiana beat Oregon
• $3,210: Current get-in with ~4,500 tickets available
Historical Pattern:
For marquee events (CFP title, Super Bowl), prices typically peak right after the matchup is set, then soften as emotions settle and more inventory hits the market.
Prices tend to pop the day of the event as we see increased activity from last-minute buyers.
BEST ADVICE:
Track the event in our app.
We will alert you when prices and inventory move up or down by 10% or more.
This information will help fans make a more informed purchase decision and can help save hundreds, if not thousands.
Final Note:
This is the most expensive National Championship on record.
Miami playing at home + Indiana’s fan base traveling so well are driving the market.
Buy when you’re comfortable — but watching the next few days closely could make a meaningful difference.
Can Any ticket brokers with experience selling CFP Championship games give any comps and insights into how they think prices will move between now and right after kick off?
Lots of IU fans want to know !
And BTW, FYI, the base price of tickets went from $350 to where they are now immediately after Miami won. It’s a home game for them.
So we need to know the best path to tickets for IU fans !





























