Updated throughout the day with quick takes from staff.
The Hawai’i Bowl is the easiest sell by locale but the hardest by cost. Being in Hawai’i is nice, but getting to Hawai’i for a bowl on Christmas Eve is an exercise in financial self-mutilation. So when you read, “Nevada has only sold ten tickets to the Hawai’i Bowl,” you have some degree of sympathy for Wolfpack fans.
Still: if it’s that bad from a school on the Western half of the U.S., how many tickets do you think Southern Miss has sold to the bowl, especially when airfare is $1,500—$2000 for one traveler?
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Dec 25
Spencer Hall:
Nevada's Hawaii Bowl Tickets Are Moving Rather Slowly
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Dec 19
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Why?
Why would We expect anyone to pay airfare to go to a football game that is 1 of 35. I wouldn’t pay 2 grand.
by realfootballer on Dec 19, 2011 8:55 PM EST via mobile reply actions
airfare is ridiculous these days, only the rich can afford to travel now.
by detroit_fan on Dec 20, 2011 1:18 PM EST reply actions
Yeah can't say I'm surprised
the team struggles to fill its home stadium on a regular basis, nevermind a chistmas eve bowl in Hawaii.
by pack_fan on Dec 20, 2011 7:58 PM EST reply actions
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