Clemson and West Virginia Struggling to Sell Orange Bowl Tickets
By Ty Duffy
Both schools likely will pay more than $1 million a piece, for their 9-3 football teams to meet in a moderately exciting exhibition game. It’s clear that the allotment system needs to be either (a) done away with altogether or (b) discounted to stop schools being undermined by the secondary ticket market. Major bowls could survive by trimming some fat, but alas, the fat they provide has become the sole reason for their existence.
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