Tickets for the 126th Monon Bell Classic set for Saturday, November 16 are now on sale. Tickets for seating on the Wabash College side of Blackstock Stadium are available online at https://www.depauwtigers.com/sports/fball/monon_bell/2019tickets. These tickets are valid only on the Wabash side of the stadium.
 
Tickets are $25.00 each plus tax and service fees. Every person attending the game must have a ticket regardless of age, and all tickets must be purchased online and PRINTED for game entry. No complimentary tickets are available for Wabash faculty or staff, and "W" passes held by Wabash College alumni will not be honored at this road game. There will be no re-entry to the game.
 
Wabash parking is available in the Olin Parking Lot and tail-gating is permitted there. A limited number of spots for persons with disabilities are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking lots open at 9:00 a.m. Follow the directions of traffic control personnel when it comes to parking/tailgating.
 
Beginning at 11:15 a.m., golf cart shuttles will be available for our guests needing additional help getting to and from the Olin parking lot. Additional, limited parking is available in the Peeler Parking Lot (entry from Jackson or Indiana streets).
 
Please note that city streets adjacent to Blackstock Stadium and the west side of campus will be marked "residential parking only." Please look carefully before you park. Greencastle Police will enforce the open container law.
 
Blackstock Stadium will open to fans at 11:30 a.m. (90 min. before kick-off). Fans with Wabash tickets must enter through the northeast gate of Blackstock (Madison St.). Be advised that all tickets must be printed and scanned individually, so plan accordingly.

Wabash and DePauw have met on the football field since 1890 and have played for the 300-pound Monon Bell since 1932. Wabash holds a 62-54-9 overall advantage in the series and a 43-38-6 edge since the Bell was added to the rivalry. The Little Giants have won nine of the past ten games versus DePauw, including a 24-17 victory in Crawfordsville last year.