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GTatUSC

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I finally found out where my tickets would be after my first purchase of full season tickets. I thought it would be interesting to hear where the rest of the Stingtalkers were and if any were near me. We have a group of 18 sitting in 223 rows 17 and 18 on the ends I think 21-30. I was very pleased since I grew up sitting in 223 only a few rows down until my dad changed sections when I went to college.

I'm not going to try to call anyone cheap or what not as theres already a thread on that but I do have to say that within the 18 of us the oldest alum is only 2 years out of school. We all work or go to grad school. I consider it a privilege to support my school whether I have the money or not. If anyone is on the fence I encourage you to man up and cut costs elsewhere. You could pay for it by not paying for birth control, dumping your girlfriend, go to the spank bank, sell your kid, rob an old dawg fan, etc.
 
I'm in the same block in 223 and reading the other thread kind of makes me sick. I graduated in December with student loans out my ass, but can still manage things well enough to afford $400 (ticket + tech fund). I actually got 2 so when fellow alums come into town they can come to games as well.

As a warning to those near our group, we will be loud, we will stand for the whole game, and we will drink whiskey in the stadium. Just fair warning so people can't get pissed at us later on down the road.

I look forward to seeing all my fellow Tech fans come this fall. GO JACKETS!!
 
Sec 224 row 1.

I gave when I didn't have it to give to get and keep that seat. And I'll see us beat UGa to go undefeated from that seat before my day is done.
 
As a warning to those near our group, we will be loud, we will stand for the whole game, and we will drink whiskey in the stadium. Just fair warning so people can't get pissed at us later on down the road.


I was unaware you could attend a football game in any other way.

Here's to seeing you at a game when I'm not living 4400 miles away.

What type of flask do you use? I'm cutting back from my 750 ml flask. . .
 
I was unaware you could attend a football game in any other way.

Here's to seeing you at a game when I'm not living 4400 miles away.

What type of flask do you use? I'm cutting back from my 750 ml flask. . .

I've been known to try several different types. My personal favorite are the 100mL bottles of kickin' chicken, you can hide those things anywhere; so it is easy to get about 8 of them in. However the 5L box of wine under the shirt and blazer was a true classic from a few years back, USC you know what I'm talking about.
 
I've been known to try several different types. My personal favorite are the 100mL bottles of kickin' chicken, you can hide those things anywhere; so it is easy to get about 8 of them in. However the 5L box of wine under the shirt and blazer was a true classic from a few years back, USC you know what I'm talking about.

Bear & GTatUSC, I appreciate you supporting the team and your post brought back some memories.

I graduated in '93. My professional school was all close enough to keep season tickets until 6 years out. I was able to restart season tickets after moving to Chatt. in 2002. I, also, share your vigor for sweetinin' the provided liquid concessions at the games.

Your posts made me think about one of my friends. He almost punched a State Trooper in Athens in 1990 because we were in the back row of the Tech student section and a grandma wanted us to sit down. The same guy I took to Piedmont Hospital for alcohol poisoning in 1989 and 1991. I stayed intoxicated with this guy through the entire NCAA regional in 1996 in Baton Rouge. All props to the 5L box wine but we got 1.5 liters of dark rum to mix with the various icee drinks into Tiger Park while wearing a hat and shorts. I think I even puked out my ear holes at one point.

But, this same guy is now the biggest whiner about anybody that acts exactly how we all acted about 10 years ago. The difference is we all have some kids now that are old enough to come to the game. It changes your perspective. Enjoy bitching at everyone who wants to sit everyonce in awhile and never let anyone tell you are acting like a fool.

I do have to add that my seven year old daughter did really enjoy the 30 year old Tech-guy cursing and fighting an invisible flock of birds in one of the upper sections at ND last year. Apparently, the invisible birds got his shirt off somehow before stadium security could save him.
 
4 tickets, section 109 row 13...trying my best to change lower west :)
 
ETBee and I are in 223 also. Love our seats, but I think I'm sitting behind Big Bear who's standing up the whole game just to prove a point.
 
5 in 109 row 8 on the aisle between 109 & 110. Will sell all games except MSU, & FSU & maybe Miami. (Younger son plays Yute Football on Saturday). Anyone interested?
 
Sec. 121, though we usually migrate up to section 222 where most of our tailgaters sit.
 
103 about 10th row, right in front of the dancing girls in Gold...
 
CL3 Row 28 under the overhang....nice to have shade in the dead sun :D:D
 
CL3 Row 28 under the overhang....nice to have shade in the dead sun :D:D

i want to sit with YOU! i love that shady area.. get there sometimes with friends. i also like being able to climb over the fence to the ramp for a quick run to the concessions.
 
i want to sit with YOU! i love that shady area.. get there sometimes with friends. i also like being able to climb over the fence to the ramp for a quick run to the concessions.

usually just before a timeout, I just go downstairs to the club lounge for concessions and its typically empty....although more and more people are sneaking friends down there...it sucks b/c its like little daycare down there on sunny days. Wish the AA could figure out a better way to prevent that.
 
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