(10-08-2012 04:22 PM)FAUAEPi Wrote:  Hey, at least y'all don't have this guys walking around the tailgates

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOqeCUOUv1s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mxoxh6X_8...ure=relmfu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGzPri39o...ure=relmfu

Wow.....

Question: I live in Houston and am planning to travel to UNT to watch USA turn the ball over 8 or 9 times in November. Would I contact USA to purchase tickets from the USA allotment (and be seated presumably near other USA fans)? Or just buy from UNT?

This is new to me.

(10-08-2012 04:41 PM)AlaIllTex Wrote:  Question: I live in Houston and am planning to travel to UNT to watch USA turn the ball over 8 or 9 times in November. Would I contact USA to purchase tickets from the USA allotment (and be seated presumably near other USA fans)? Or just buy from UNT?

This is new to me.

You can do either. But if you buy from UNT that money goes to UNT. if you buy from USA the money goes to USA.

(10-04-2012 10:03 AM)GaSouthern Wrote:  I read that the C-USA requires all member schools to reserve 2K tickets for the visiting team for conference games. Does the SBC have similar requirements?

What is the allotment for the SOCON?

CAA is 1,000 and as you mentioned C-USA will be I understand 2,000.

I can't remember, but something is telling me 500 or so. The thing that annoys me about the SoCon is they put requirements on where the visiting fans must be, and they are prime seats IIRC

This is one of the reasons Georgia Southern needs to get out of the Southern Conference....

We bring too many fans to our conference foe's stadiums currently...




This is our fans doing the Georgia - Southern chant IN WOFFORD'S STADIUM where we outnumbered their fans.

We won't have this problem in the SBC