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dawgstudent

dawgstudent

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I would be able to travel to Tennessee if State instituted this policy. Don't know about the rest of you.
Georgia said Thursday that cumulative lifetime contributions to the Athletic Association of at least $21,950 were required to gain the right to buy tickets from UGA's allotment to the Oct. 10 football game at Tennessee. Getting tickets through UGA for the Sept. 5 season opener at Oklahoma State required contributions of at least $4,000.

On the other hand, Georgia said it was able to accommodate all orders from contributors for the Sept. 19 game at Arkansas. Cutoffs haven't been calculated yet for games at Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech and in Jacksonville against Florida.

Georgia earlier said that $4,205 in lifetime contributions were required to gain the right to buy first-time home season tickets this year. And what about season-ticket holders who wanted to purchase additional single-game tickets to, say, the Oct. 3 home game against LSU? That required contributions of $32,500 to qualify.

Georgia said lifetime contributions of $18,050 and $10,000 were required to qualify to buy single-game tickets to the home games against Arizona State and Kentucky, respectively.

No single-game tickets were available for the home games against South Carolina and Auburn, UGA said, because those schools took the maximum allotment of visitors' tickets. At the other extreme, Georgia was able to fill all contributors' orders for single-game tickets to the Nov. 7 home game against Tennessee Tech.

UGA fills ticket orders ? whether for season tickets, single-game home tickets (when available) or road tickets ? on the basis of prospective purchasers' cumulative lifetime contributions, starting with the highest and continuing until the ticket supply is exhausted.
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dawgstudent

dawgstudent

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Apr 15, 2003
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I would be able to travel to Tennessee if State instituted this policy. Don't know about the rest of you.
Georgia said Thursday that cumulative lifetime contributions to the Athletic Association of at least $21,950 were required to gain the right to buy tickets from UGA's allotment to the Oct. 10 football game at Tennessee. Getting tickets through UGA for the Sept. 5 season opener at Oklahoma State required contributions of at least $4,000.

On the other hand, Georgia said it was able to accommodate all orders from contributors for the Sept. 19 game at Arkansas. Cutoffs haven't been calculated yet for games at Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech and in Jacksonville against Florida.

Georgia earlier said that $4,205 in lifetime contributions were required to gain the right to buy first-time home season tickets this year. And what about season-ticket holders who wanted to purchase additional single-game tickets to, say, the Oct. 3 home game against LSU? That required contributions of $32,500 to qualify.

Georgia said lifetime contributions of $18,050 and $10,000 were required to qualify to buy single-game tickets to the home games against Arizona State and Kentucky, respectively.

No single-game tickets were available for the home games against South Carolina and Auburn, UGA said, because those schools took the maximum allotment of visitors' tickets. At the other extreme, Georgia was able to fill all contributors' orders for single-game tickets to the Nov. 7 home game against Tennessee Tech.

UGA fills ticket orders ? whether for season tickets, single-game home tickets (when available) or road tickets ? on the basis of prospective purchasers' cumulative lifetime contributions, starting with the highest and continuing until the ticket supply is exhausted.
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jmbeck

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Sixpackspeak.com...helping Dawgstudent watch games with a clearer picture, and now with better seats, since 2003.
 
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lawdawg02

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are they waiting on a ruling as to whether jorts count as cutoffs?



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birdZdawg

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Georgia earlier said that $4,205 in lifetime contributions were required to gain the right to buy first-time home season tickets this year.
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Someone just graduating and starting a job might be hard-pressed to buy season tickets. I know I would.
 
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lawdawg02

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it's amazing how many florida fans you'll see after a google images search for "jorts". here's a nice collage. a few of my favorites include knee brace jort, orange croc jort, and tall gray socks jort.



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stevo1a

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That's one way to ensure you have nothing but old farts travelling to your away games.
 
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stevo1a

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Do they not have wives telling them they can't wear that **** out in public? Damn.

Tall gray socks jorts = win.
 
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Optimus Prime 4

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belt optional.

There's a guy at work who wears jorts with a tucked in T and no belt a lot. It's hard not to laugh at him.
 
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jmbeck

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At least that's the deal the Fund Drive guys get. Oh, and automatic eligibility for basketball tickets.
 
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Porkchop.sixpack

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are a lot of venues where new graduates can't buy tickets without ponying up more money that most of them can. I would presume this is an issue just about everywhere that pretty much sells out with Season Tickets...take..the hump for instance.
 
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patdog

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Somehow, the jorts look pretty hot on her.
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Edit: After looking at the pic again, I think OP4 is right and she is wearing a denim skirt.
 
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stevo1a

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Looks like garnet rather than one of the seven shades of maroon/burgandy/merlot/crimson we use.
 
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Stormrider81

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which is what I did. It then took a quick step of simple deduction to realize that her shirt was a FSU shirt and thus she is a fan of the Noles watching her team play at rival Florida.
 
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