Some insight I trust on this:
- Georgia will go with 20%, as with most schools
- Most people will get to go to one or two home games. Biggest donors get all 4. Jacksonville is the same.
- Biggest news is that there will be NO away tickets, (save the 50/50 split in Jax). Other teams are not giving to UGA, and UGA is not giving other schools tix to games at Sanford Stadium. So, likely way less Dawg fans in Tuscaloosa.
- Ticket selection will be done from scratch, and you don't sit in your normal seats. You will sit where you are assigned based on priority points (same way the seats are distributed for the SEC championship and bowl games).
- No hard tickets. All app-based, as is the standard right now.
- Georgia will go with 20%, as with most schools
- Most people will get to go to one or two home games. Biggest donors get all 4. Jacksonville is the same.
- Biggest news is that there will be NO away tickets, (save the 50/50 split in Jax). Other teams are not giving to UGA, and UGA is not giving other schools tix to games at Sanford Stadium. So, likely way less Dawg fans in Tuscaloosa.
- Ticket selection will be done from scratch, and you don't sit in your normal seats. You will sit where you are assigned based on priority points (same way the seats are distributed for the SEC championship and bowl games).
- No hard tickets. All app-based, as is the standard right now.
