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Originally Posted by RickFLM4
You could almost certainly easily flip 2 of them later if you decide not to go. Not sure the prices will get as crazy as a game in Atlanta with 2 SEC teams playing, but should still be a valuable ticket even if teams from East / Midwest have to travel. So, yeah, since it's a trusted source, I think you should strongly consider buying 2 ticket packages rather than waiting.
Interesting QB competitions this Spring in many places. I'm hoping Perry can step up and take over for us at Miami. Rosier was the only logical choice last year and came through in some big games but was painful to watch by the end of the season. Elsewhere, FSU, FL, Alabama, Clemson and GA (among others) could see starters replaced, in some cases by true Freshmen. I'll believe it when I see it as it is a tough position to see a Freshman take over.
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thanks for the tip. My problem is, if I have tickets in hand, I'm 100% certain that I'll be going regardless of pricing. I won't be going through the hassle of selling mine for a profit for hopes of getting a "cheaper" ticket. Plus his seats are 30 yard line lower bowl, so it'll be hard to give up that view. I was just spoiled bc I went to the playoff game 2 years ago in Glendale, and my ticket was ONLY $350 for 10 yard line seats in the lower bowl.
I'm just trying to think whether I love CFB enough to go for $1500. I mean I know the answer is yes. I don't care if my two most hated teams (Bama and Michigan) are playing, I'll go and watch and troll both of them. Luckily, I don't have to worry about Michigan making it anywhere close to the game...maybe the Foster Farms Bowl...
Anyways, do you know how much the Atlanta tickets were? I know it varies a lot based on when you buy it and seat location, but what were the ranges?