This just showed up in my email inbox.
I presume that means the Magill folks didn’t snap up the entire offering. So, there you have it, if you want to go and see the QBR battle live.
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UPDATE: As we noticed,
The school put 2,000 tickets for the G-Day game at $10 a pop on sale to the general public at 9 a.m. Monday at Georgiadogs.com, but they sold out in about 90 minutes.
The 2,000 tickets were what remained for the April 17 spring game after Hartman Fund donors snagged most of those available for what again will be a socially distanced stadium of 20 to 25 percent capacity. Georgia listed that as 20,524 last season…
Tim Cearley, UGA’s associate athletic director for ticket operations, said tickets were gone by about 10:30 a.m. Monday.
… The first priority for season ticket holders went to those who received tickets to the cancelled Vanderbilt game as well as Magill Society members.
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I ordered them when they were first offered to Hartman Fund donors, thinking I wouldn’t get them because my priority is pretty low. I got 4, so I’m guessing demand isn’t all that.
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it appears to be sold out, FWIW.
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It appears it is sold out, or I just can’t see tickets.
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That was quick.
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And just that fast Gday is sold out. QBR battle has never been so coveted. dothandawg
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It is because of the ridiculous capacity limits.
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Got my four. Max you could get.
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This is a long ass article, but everything you never wanted to know bout ticket scalping and its history from mid 19th century to bots sweeping up tix.
https://revealnews.org/article/how-is-this-legal/?utm_source=pocket-newtab
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I already got my 4, but I’m not going. I’m letting a friend whose son is walking on this year have them.
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