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Hahah can't go wrong with a Pimms, definitely had a few when I was there

Yeah it is wild decreasing your seating capacity. I live in Illinois and there isn't a very big demand for Northwestern games- they must know they can't fill the stadium anyway. From what I've heard, the big draw is you're supposed to be as close to the field as most of the other seats, no matter where you sit. Interesting concept, but damn that's a lot of cheddar for a team that is never competitive.

You know how many people are going to flip from the 2027 class? IMO it's pointless to follow teams that far out, commitments mean nothing these days. This year we have #9, #31, #81. Trey'Dez Green may not be a receiver, but he would likely outperform most of those guys on that list anyways.

Edit: Don't forget Justin Jefferson was a 2-3 star. WRU develops receivers, we don't need studs when we can develop them.

I would actually watch that

Thanks man, that's very good to know. Section 615 wasn't horrible last time, but it would be nice to get out of the 600 section in general for this game.

Yeah that's kind of what I was thinking. I'm just thinking back to the LSU/Florida game last season. We spent like $300/ea on 615 level tickets, then the day of, there were some front row tickets available for like $150 lol

Probably a safer bet to buy them ahead of time. I appreciate all of the responses gents :cheers:

Morning gents — planning a trip down for the LSU/Bama game and wanted to get some ticket advice.

In the past, it seemed like the move was to wait until the day before or day of the game and grab tickets off StubHub. I know this year may be a little different with Kiffin and it being Alabama.

Do y’all think there will still be decent inventory available the day before/day of, or is this one of those games where we should just bite the bullet and buy early even if the seats aren’t great? Figure worst case I can probably find someone with tickets at Chimes the night before?

I believe the line actually opened at 2.5, any spreads you see now are adjusted to balance their books/bets and don't reflect the actual line. Clemson is also 1-6 ATS.

I mean Clemson is what, 0-5 against the SEC right now? The line for the game opened at 2.5 favoring Clemson (likely just because it's a home game) and Clemson 1-6 against the spread.

Their "stud" RG is also banged up and has been gimping around on crutches a week ago, LG is still a question for them as well. IMO it's the pre-season hype bs every year. If LSU is trailing a bit at half and AJ didn't play the first half, slam the ML LSU. :usa: