Topic: Herd It Forward

[lincolndds]

Has anybody else heard about this? I saw on social media somewhere that tickets could be purchased or dropped off for families/children that normally wouldn't be able to attend games. Haven't heard much promotion about it, but if so would be a great program to get the word out about.

[svherd]

Has anybody else heard about this? I saw on social media somewhere that tickets could be purchased or dropped off for families/children that normally wouldn't be able to attend games. Haven't heard much promotion about it, but if so would be a great program to get the word out about.

Excellent idea. Great way to get new fans in the loop. If the idea is floating out there, the AD should be all over this. Great PR as well.

[lincolndds]

Found it. There is a post on twitter @BarstoolMU. According to the post, this is done in coordination with the ticket office and that all tickets need to be received by Wednesday. For the ticket office to be involved, you'd think Marshall would get more info out there about it.

[Herdfanatic8]

Its called Herd it forward or something like that , if you call the ticket office the and ask about this I was told through a post on FB by the gentleman who runs this program you can get this weeks tickets to the Cinci game general admission for 15 dollars.   All other games after this will be 10 per ticket.   It is mainly for less fortunate kids and their families who wouldn't be able to attend.   

[HerdBy100]

Found it. There is a post on twitter @BarstoolMU. According to the post, this is done in coordination with the ticket office and that all tickets need to be received by Wednesday. For the ticket office to be involved, you'd think Marshall would get more info out there about it.

Pretty scary that I get all my news from the Barstool account because of what a terrible job the athletic department does of advertising.