Supergenius said:Unless one of my friends comes thru, I will take my chances on gameday. Only once has that plan failed me.
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Impossible was the word, I sold my pair right before kickoff since everyone we were with did not have any tickets.bamafan4ever said:Supergenius said:Unless one of my friends comes thru, I will take my chances on gameday. Only once has that plan failed me.
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Was that Shula's first season? I understand that tickets were even hard to come by for that game.
rooster03 said:that would be a easy bet let me hold the tickets you already have and we go to the scalper togerther and buy them not someone you have waiting on you but real scalpers and I will bet you can't get them under 10 dollars unless you have a friend that scalps
rooster03 said:you probly right i just feel that it being CNS 1st game that a lot of people are going to hold on to there tickets because everyone is going to want to say they where there just look at the people at the airport when he came and the a-day game but I could be wrong but the only reason I'm not selling mine is because I want to see is frist game and see if we can finnily beat a team bad that we suppose to beat bad also if my last post sounded like a smart butt sorry I didn't mean in that way
rooster03 said:you probly right i just feel that it being CNS 1st game that a lot of people are going to hold on to there tickets because everyone is going to want to say they where there just look at the people at the airport when he came and the a-day game but I could be wrong but the only reason I'm not selling mine is because I want to see is frist game and see if we can finnily beat a team bad that we suppose to beat bad also if my last post sounded like a smart butt sorry I didn't mean in that way
Atlanta_Tider said:Lee,
For Shula's 1st game there were no tickets avail on the street for the 1st time in my life, it was a weak opponent, on TV and was not an 11:30 game on LFS. We walked around for an hour before the game looking, no one was selling, we walked around for 10 minutes after kickoff and I sold my pair for a premium since our whole group could not find tickets, it blew my mind to say the least. A day was a great indication of what the future of tickets to BDS will be like in years to come, hell Tide Pride has a waiting list again after not selling out for the most part last year. I think tickets on the street will be around $60-100 per ticket at minimal.
Supergenius said:Atlanta_Tider said:Lee,
For Shula's 1st game there were no tickets avail on the street for the 1st time in my life, it was a weak opponent, on TV and was not an 11:30 game on LFS. We walked around for an hour before the game looking, no one was selling, we walked around for 10 minutes after kickoff and I sold my pair for a premium since our whole group could not find tickets, it blew my mind to say the least. A day was a great indication of what the future of tickets to BDS will be like in years to come, hell Tide Pride has a waiting list again after not selling out for the most part last year. I think tickets on the street will be around $60-100 per ticket at minimal.
It was South Florida @ Legion Field. Strange that you had trouble because that game was not sold out. My only time not getting in was the UGA game in 2002.
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My bad, it was not Shula's opener against USF in the hood. It was an opener in Tuscaloosa, may have been Utah St. Damn lack of sleep messes with my mind!!Supergenius said:Utah State maybe?
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