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Miami football often has trouble filling up Sun Life Stadium on fall Saturdays. There has always been a number of reasons: small alumni base, a venue that's far from campus, plenty of other things to do in sunny South Florida, etc. Now the Hurricanes appear to have a solution for fans: don't bother.
An ad in South Florida newspapers tells fans to "go to fewer games." The Hurricanes are offering two-game ticket packages for the home contests against Florida State and North Carolina. The 'Canes seem to have their fanbase pegged:
If you identify with any of the following statements, then the Two-Game Mini-Plan may be right for you:
1. I like exciting college football in rocking, sold-out environments.
2. I want to see the Hurricanes play the defending national champion Florida State Seminoles and the preseason top-25 North Carolina Tar Heels.
3. I'm not so sure I can make it to the other 5 home games.
The mini-plan starts at $108, and includes a free Miami hat, which the Hurricanes say is a $30 value.