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re: Outback Bowl tickets day of game
Posted on 12/16/13 at 12:19 pm to Paul Allen
Posted on 12/16/13 at 12:19 pm to Paul Allen
I don't see why not. There is no local interest to drive anyone in Tampa to want to attend the game, so I imagine there will be few buyers and many sellers outside of the stadium.
LSU has said they've sold half their allotment, but won't pin down a number, so I'd guess they've sold a good bit less than half.
Iowa has nearly sold theirs, but even still you're looking at about 16K tickets being sold by the two schools. There are going to be TONS of tickets available.
The Sugar bowl, which is a much bigger game, in a better location, usually has a really soft secondary market when anybody but LSU, Bama, and maybe a small handful of others are there. I can only imagine what the Outback bowl has.
LSU is giving student tickets away, and running promotional giveaways in connection with the game. There are going to be tickets everywhere.
LSU has said they've sold half their allotment, but won't pin down a number, so I'd guess they've sold a good bit less than half.
Iowa has nearly sold theirs, but even still you're looking at about 16K tickets being sold by the two schools. There are going to be TONS of tickets available.
The Sugar bowl, which is a much bigger game, in a better location, usually has a really soft secondary market when anybody but LSU, Bama, and maybe a small handful of others are there. I can only imagine what the Outback bowl has.
LSU is giving student tickets away, and running promotional giveaways in connection with the game. There are going to be tickets everywhere.
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Posted on 12/16/13 at 9:22 pm to CrippleCreek
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LSU has said they've sold half their allotment, but won't pin down a number, so I'd guess they've sold a good bit less than half.
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LSU has sold 6,000 of its allotted 12,000 tickets, said Brian Broussard, director of ticket operations at LSU.
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Iowa has nearly sold theirs
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Iowa has sold more than 10,000 of its 11,500 allotment, said Pam Finke, Iowa’s director of ticket operations.
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Posted on 12/17/13 at 9:22 pm to CrippleCreek
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The Sugar bowl, which is a much bigger game, in a better location, usually has a really soft secondary market when anybody but
Only someone from Louisana would say New Orleans is a better location than Tampa. Wow.
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