NCAA Bowl Game Sporting Tickets

There is something special about collegiate football – the players are not being paid, they aren’t trying to pad their stats because they are in a contract year, and they are playing because they love the game of football. OK, so maybe some of the players do get paid, and maybe some of them have their eyes on the NFL, but there is no denying the passion and excitement of college football. And there is no denying that college bowl game tickets are a dream come true for most football fans.

The first Cotton Bowl game in Dallas in 1937 only attracted 17,000 spectators (perhaps the TCU - Marquette match up was part of the reason for that), but now the game regularly attracts in excess of 70,000 to see the Big 12 take on the SEC. So don’t wait until the last minute to get your Cotton Bowl tickets, they are ripe for the pickin’ right now.

That also goes for Rose Bowl tickets, which will get you into see the BCS National Championship and a possible three-peat by the USC Trojans, or Orange Bowl tickets, which if you had last year would have enabled you to see Matt Leinart and USC crush Oklahoma to take their second national title.

And don’t forget about Gator Bowl tickets and Fiesta Bowl tickets. This year’s Sugar Bowl is set to be played in Atlanta’s Georgia Dome while the Superdome is repaired. Last year’s game was a true battle with Auburn prevailing over Virginia Tech in front of nearly 80,000 fans to finish the season a perfect 13-0, which was still not good enough for a national championship.

Time is running out to get your college bowl game tickets. Don’t get sacked, get your bowl tickets today.

Other NCAA info:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com
www.bcsfootball.org
www.football.com
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