December 2, 200916 yr It is sad that a 1st place team can't sellout! It is sad our economy is that bad.
December 3, 200916 yr 6,000 left for the game and they are behind the Houston sales pace. SD is a first place team and they've been bailed out twice by the NFL as well. People are losing jobs left and right and to boot they are playing the Lions, not exactly a seller's market. Why/how did the NFL bail out San Diego?
December 3, 200916 yr Maybe the Guru can buy the last 2 available and BGP can get credit for the sell out! :clap:
December 3, 200916 yr 3000 tickets left. I know of some people still planning to buy. I bought my room mate tickets for his b-day in September so we'll be there, my girlfriends parents have season tickets so they're letting her take theirs. However her parents also said they wouldn't miss a game so they're going and buying tickets as well. Sunday should be a blast, and COLD!!!!
December 4, 200916 yr Author Still nothing, I've been searching for some news the past few minutes. They usually announce around 3. I'd it's a good thing that it's taking so long. Usually means a deal is being worked out.
December 4, 200916 yr The game will be on TV: http://www.bengals.com/news/article-1/Bengals-hit-51st-straight-sellout/4ceae5b8-5f53-475b-aeac-9008b5def5d9 Fox19, Fifth Third Bank and Kroger led the way in helping ensure the blackout would be lifted, and the Bengals purchased tickets for distribution to local military families. Additionally, Bud Light, JTM and Ohio Casualty played key roles in assisting with efforts to allow the game to be aired live.
December 4, 200916 yr On Saturday, Kroger will give away 500 tickets (250 pairs of tickets) to help generate non-perishable food items for St. Vincent de Paul. At each of the following five Kroger stores tomorrow, two tickets each will be given to the first 50 people who come to the promotional van outside the store during the hours designated and donate at least 20 non-perishable food items. The Kroger stores, and their donation times, will be: » Kroger Forest Park (10 a.m.-11 a.m.) » Kroger Norwood – Surrey Square (11 a.m.-noon) » Kroger Blue Ash – Hunt Road (noon-1 p.m.) » Kroger Cherry Grove – Cherry Grove Plaza (2 p.m.-3 p.m.) » Kroger Western Hills – Glenway Avenue (4-5 p.m.) Perishable food items needed include: peanut butter, canned tuna, soups, boxed macaroni & cheese, rice, pasta, canned apple juice, canned fruits and vegetables, canned chicken and boxed dinners (hamburger/tuna helper).
December 4, 200916 yr The game will be on TV: http://www.bengals.com/news/article-1/Bengals-hit-51st-straight-sellout/4ceae5b8-5f53-475b-aeac-9008b5def5d9 Fox19, Fifth Third Bank and Kroger led the way in helping ensure the blackout would be lifted, and the Bengals purchased tickets for distribution to local military families. Additionally, Bud Light, JTM and Ohio Casualty played key roles in assisting with efforts to allow the game to be aired live. Awesome. I will be sure to drink some Bud Light this weekend because of their contribution
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