A football’s distinctive construction allows it to be thrown in a tight spiral, kicked through the uprights, or filled with helium so that it can return to its mother, the blimp overhead. Take possession with this deal to see the Washington Huskies football team take on the University of Utah Utes at CenturyLink Field. For $40, you get one ticket for seating in section 316, 317, 343, or 344 on Saturday, November 10 (up to an $81.67 value, including all fees). Start time is yet to be determined.

The brassy melodies of the University of Washington pep band charge the air above CenturyLink Field, where the Huskies wrap up their home season in a showdown against the University of Utah Utes. Exiled for the season from their post at Husky Stadium—which is under renovation—the Huskies hope to make their temporary house at CenturyLink Field feel more like home with the precise passes of second-year starting quarterback Keith Price, the pesky defense of senior cornerback Desmond Trufant, and chocolate-chip cookies baked with motherly tenderness by UW cheerleaders. In his first full season under center, Price showed conspicuous promise, breaking UW single-season records in touchdowns (33) and completion percentage (0.669) and leading the squad to a 7–6 overall record. Perched high above the field, spectators can look down upon a human mosaic of purple and gold, cheer on each pivotal first down, and audition for a role as a mascot by eating dog treats in celebration of every scoring drive.