Invade the SHOE - TAKE the SHOE

50k

Buttchugger’s second home.

Then the tv will come on and it will be a sea of scarlet like it always is.

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Cockgobbler

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Cocks have nothing to do with this.

I have it on good authority that Tennessee will have AT LEAST 35K fans at the Shoe. This game is going to be Day’s version of Custer’s Last Stand.

Nopee. STFU.

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no way tenn gets 50k
they be lucky to get 15k

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Don't show your ignorance about how SEC fans travel to post season games.

UT will have 20k there, that's already been announced based upon sales figures from TicketMaster, etc.

They'll probably have more than 20k.

Ohio State fans were stupid to go for big windfall profits selling tickets. SEC fans gladly pay their inflated prices.

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The rules: Visiting teams will receive 3,500 tickets, with a maximum of 500 of those available to the band. The fans can be split up into no more than two blocks, with at least 1,500 in the lower bowl. The visiting team will decide where its band sits, but it must have access to the field.

Home teams will handle their ticket sales however they would like. Most expect to give first dibs to their season-ticket holders like they would any other postseason game and handle it like a typical home game. Prices were originally set to be equal to the highest-priced home game from the previous two years, but after questions about donations and seat licenses, the CFP has set a flat set of ticket prices for every site. Tickets will cost between $100 and $250 for general seating, not including clubs and suites. (The CFP will retain all ticket revenue and redistribute to the conferences.)

“We want it to be as similar to a normal home game as possible,” said CFP director of premium and ticket sales Michael Bos. “We’re trying to have them make as few changes as possible.”

Schools are still figuring out when they want to put the possible home game tickets on sale. Alabama has made them available, sticking to its usual midseason timeline for presenting fans with their postseason options, while Texas will open sales up next week. Bos would like all of the schools to get moving, so there is a better idea of how it will look.

The big unknown remains students. Schools will be on winter break, and many will have completed winter graduation ceremonies. Notre Dame will keep its dorms open an extra 24 hours for students, if the Irish host. Student tickets will cost $25 and are not included in any season-long plan, per the CFP.

“The biggest question we’re getting is, what do we do if our students don’t show up?” Bos said. “Ohio State’s holding 29,000 student tickets, Texas A&M’s 39,000. Some schools are concerned, so we’re trying to figure out when to go on sale. Some schools are far away. We’re still talking a lot about that to see what everybody else is doing.”

The answer is that nobody really knows how this will go. The CFP and schools are hoping for the best and will adjust next year depending on what happens.

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