While tickets are already on sale for the Michigan State and Rice games in Detroit and Houston, fans have still been in the dark about when they can secure their seats for the Legends Classic and UCLA game. But thanks to LRT, Longhorn fans will wait no longer. That’s right, folks. We’ve got your info……sort of.

Tickets for the two Legends Classic games in Newark will go on sale this Thursday, October 11th. The games will be played at the brand new Prudential Center, which means it’s been difficult to find anything resembling a reliable seating diagram. A call to the box office has confirmed that there will be three price levels per ticket, allowing fans to buy them at 53, 23, and 12 dollars. No confirmation as to whether or not there’s a service charge for that new-arena smell.

The UCLA game being played in December at Pauley Pavilion is a little more dicey. Bruins season tickets have been on sale for months, and recently “holiday packs” were put on sale to get fans into the upper-deck seats for games later in December. Now we learn that all non-conference single game tickets will go on sale October 17th — except for the Texas game.

Box office reps couldn’t give me a sale date for the December 2nd game (or the Pac-10 Conference games for the Bruins), but they were fairly certain that the only seats available would be upstairs. So, if you’re planning on sitting in the lower levels for the UCLA game, you may want to start scouring the web. And if you’d like to buy through LRT-sponsor Ticket City, leave us a comment or shoot an email if you would like to help us get a cut. I have no shame in my internet whoring.

More info to come later this month on those UCLA tickets through the school, but in the meantime snap up your seats for Rice, Michigan State, and the Legends Classic. And if you want to hook up with the LRT crew anywhere on the road this season, just let us know.