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Do your road opponents supply tickets to your school to sell?

thsrocks
in KY Football (High School)

Are road game tickets available for pre-sale? 3 members have voted

  1. 1. Are road game tickets available for pre-sale?

    • Opponents offer tickets for pre-sale.
      33%
      1
    • Your school accepts and pre-sells tickets.
      66%
      2
    • Your school refuses to sell tickets to road games.
      0%
      0
    • Your opponents do not offer tickets for pre-sale.
      0%
      0

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Once upon a time, Trinity played a playoff game at Clark County and they refused to allow any sales in Louisville. A great many people stood in line until halftime.

 

Male High historically did not provide tickets for "pre-sell" or pre-sale as I prefer to call it for their home game with Trinity. This year they did and I am thrilled! It simply makes things easier on game day.

 

Thankfully, the Indiana teams and Ohio teams Trinity plays do send tickets for fans to purchase ahead of game day.

 

Do your opponents usually offer tickets to your school to sell? Does your school usually accept? I know Trinity has offered tickets to several local schools and often their athletic department turns them down.
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