LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — John Fey was rummaging through a box of old scrapbooks this summer when he came upon a couple lost treasures.

At the bottom of the box, detached from the page they were once glued to, were ticket stubs from Nebraska’s 1971 “Game of the Century” win against Oklahoma and the Cornhuskers’ 1984 Orange Bowl loss to Miami.

Those games are still regarded among the greatest in college football history and those stubs were proof Fey was at both.

Pearl Jam fans are on the hunt for tickets as the massively-successful rock group heads out on tour this summer.

Pearl Jam has opted to use Ticketmaster’s SafeTix technology for its upcoming tour, despite the band’s rocky history with the ticketing giant.

The US rock band said the move gives fans the “best chance to buy ticket at face value for this tour,” as SafeTix tackles touts by automatically refreshing tickets every few seconds to offer a unique barcode that can’t be screenshotted.

PHOENIX — A Valley senior says technology left him and his buddy outside the gates of State Farm Stadium last night, listening to the Rolling Stones Concert, instead of being inside rocking out.

Chuck Doxon drove in from San Diego to go to the Stones Concert with his buddy Charles Warner, who’s from Mesa.

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CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - After watching Chicago Cub fans invade Progressive Field during the 2016 World Series the Cleveland Indians are sending a warning, even a little bit of a threat, to those who are thinking about selling their tickets this year on the secondary market.

An email was sent by the Tribe to Season Ticket Holders an anyone who got to but tickets in a presale that if they find out you sell them on the secondary market not only could you be banned from future sales, but the ticket itself could be revoked.

Jim Hayes and his wife, Amber, are lifelong Broncos fans. They finally got season tickets in 2011 after being on the team’s waiting list since 2004. Then, in March 2017, the Hayeses were told by the team that their right to buy season tickets had been revoked. Jim shared their story on LinkedIn, and he told SB Nation why he and Amber are frustrated by the team’s decision.

When the Cubs told Michael Wester his season tickets were not being renewed, he was upset but not surprised. After all, he made a bundle of money selling seats to coveted postseason games at Wrigley Field. Wester readily admits he sold more than 85 percent of his tickets, in upper deck sections 506 and 514, during the championship season.

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More than a dozen Cleveland Indians season ticket holders had their World Series tickets canceled after the Indians reported they violated the resale policy on their ticket package.

AJ Booth of Richmond Heights, Ohio said he was stunned to learn all of his World Series tickets has been canceled just moments after the Indians clinched on Oct. 19.