It may be a little more, but I’m thinking demand won’t be super high unless we get a premium opponent and it’s either the Saturday night or afternoon slot. The game is 5 days before Christmas and there is a ton going on for a lot of people that weekend that’s been planned for months.

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Posted by MLCLyons

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Posted on 10/23/24 at 4:06 pm to LSshoe

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The absolute cheapest ticket for the ole miss game after fees looked to be right about 300 right before kickoff. So probably a lot lot more than that

There were tickets going for a lot less than that before then. I was selling my dad's tickets and had the price at $200 or so until Friday morning without anyone buying. They aren't amazing seats but 1st row of the west upper at about the 40yd line. Ultimately dropped the price again and they sold for $150 each. Unless Seat Geek charges 100% in fees I'm sure there were plenty other tickets below $200.

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Posted by WaydownSouth

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Posted on 10/23/24 at 5:09 pm to CrawfishElvis

I'm really interested to see how the logistics of a home playoff game play out.

Students will be out of school
Like a week before Christmas
We won't know until the Sunday after the SEC championship. So about a 13 day notice that we have to host a football game.

I would like to think if we are hosting a playoff game it will be an unbelievable atmosphere, but every time we have put a game on an unplanned weekend due to a hurricane, the turnout has be very average

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Posted by LSUTigresFan

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Posted on 10/23/24 at 5:12 pm to WaydownSouth

At least a lot of students live close to BR that attend LSU from in-state. It won't be hard to get back there for a day during the weekend, the only issue is responsible drinking I think.

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Posted by LSUStar