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After great Orange Bowl, focus is now on NFL football

admin — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 17:11:29 -0500

What a game you saw this year if you had Orange Bowl tickets to what was one of the most exciting bowl games of the season. College football is always good for action, and this year was no exception. But with the college football bowl game season over its time to look at the NFL.

The 2010 NFL playoffs appear to have some of the best teams we've seen in a long time. Picking who will be selling AFC Championship tickets or NFC Championship tickets is a difficult proposition, since there are so many good teams out there. Right now the Cowboys, Chargers, Saints, Colts and even Vikings are all looking pretty much unbeatable so who gets to take them on could see some trouble. If one of these teams is selling Super Bowl tickets soon I won't be surprised, and in fact if its two of these teams I wont be surprised either. All year Colts tickets have been hot, especially during the unbeaten stretch. They did suffer some PR backlash, but you have to think they'll still be selling playoff tickets in Indianapolis. The other AFC team looking very good is San Diego. They have some good players, and Chargers playoff tickets have been very hot for a while now.

Football fans love action, and that's just what you get with some sweet NFL playoff tickets. Down in Texas they are going bananas right about now. After suffering some tough losses toward the end of the season i year past, these Cowboys are looking good. They can't buy enough Cowboys tickets down there, and fans are thinking this could be a good year. Fans won't be content watching their players with Pro Bowl tickets, they want their players in the Super Bowl. There has also been a lot of talk about Minnesota this year. They have a solid team, and sales of Vikings playoff tickets are through the roof. You definitely want to see these guys in action, so don't miss out on the fun. The Orange Bowl was a good game, but the NFL still has plenty of action left. Don't miss out on the best time of the year and get some NFL tickets right away.

Georgia Tech vs. Iowa in 2010 Orange Bowl

admin — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 14:55:35 -0500

Georgia Tech will take on Iowa in the 2010 Orange Bowl in what looks like it is going to be a real thriller. Fans are going crazy looking for the best in Orange Bowl tickets. You definitely want to be there to see the game so hurry up and get your Georgia Tech Iowa Orange Bowl Game tickets as fast as you can. Be there for kickoff at 8p.m. for what should be a very exciting game. The 2010 Orange Bowl takes place at Dolphin Stadium in Miami, Florida. There are going to be a lot touchdowns, tackles and completions so don't pass up a chance to see it all. Make sure you don't miss seeing one of the biggest college football games of the year and get your Orange Bowl tickets right away.

2010 Orange Bowl Predictions

admin — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 17:57:51 -0500

As one of the BCS Bowls, the Fedex Orange Bowl is tied to the ACC Championship. Right now the winner of the Clemson Georgia Tech ACC Championship Game will earn he chance to battle undefeated TCU in the 2010 Orange Bowl. It's always special when your team is in a BCS Bowl, and don't be surprised if Orange Bowl tickets are the hottest of the season, apart from BCS Championship Game tickets. With winter coming in, football fans will jump at the chance to visit sunny Florida. You can count on a ruckus atmosphere at Dolphin Stadium right around 8p.m. on January 5, 2010. You can also check out all the bowl game projections for the Bowl Season

College Bowl Season is back again!

admin — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 17:49:11 -0500

Not surprisingly, tons of people are trying to track down College Bowl Game tickets. The 2008/09 bowl season features some really great matchups, so I personally can't wait for all the bowl games. We've got some awesome games that should be fantastic viewing if you happen to buy College Bowl Game tickets. They'll be a blast on TV too, but as we all know there is nothing like seeing a college football game live and in person. You just can't beat seeing the players give their all each and every play. In a college bowl game each yard counts, and with college football tickets you get to see it all.

Cincinnati vs Virginia Tech in 2009 Orange Bowl

admin — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 10:53:23 -0500

The 2009 Orange Bowl is set to be another great game that should see tons of demand for Orange bowl tickets. With two teams in the Cincinnati Bearcats and Virginia Tech Hokies that are hungry and attempting to prove they belong in national discussions, it should be a great game to watch. Trust me, while these teams don't have the history and tradition of some of the other bowl teams, this game could very well be the most exciting of the bowl season. The Bearcats have made huge leaps as far as making a name for themselves in college football. And the Hokies are returning to the Orange Bowl, where they lost last year, in hopes of avenging their defeat. These teams match up beautifully, so it should be a great game. If you haven't already, definitely look into Orange Bowl tickets. You might also want to check out this extensive list of college bowl game tickets.

We'll soon know what Orange Bowl tickets buy!

admin — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 17:07:13 -0500

We can't wait for Selection Sunday so that we can learn what teams are going to be playing in the Orange Bowl. Many are thinking that Virginia Tech will be going back to the Orange Bowl, and that we will soon be selling Virginia Tech Cincinnati Orange Bowl tickets. It looks like its a definite possibility, and if these teams meet it should be great fun to watch. The 2009 Orange Bowl is scheduled for Thursday, January 1 2009 in Miami, Florida. If you are going to be in the area be sure to check see whats available as far as Orange Bowl tickets go.

The Orange Bowl Has Changed So Much

admin — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:00:53 -0400

Since the BCS started to try #1 and #2 match-ups, the mystery of New Years Day has been lost.
There are too many days and getting a surprise national champ like we saw in 1975 and 1984 from the Fiesta or Holiday Bowls won't happen anymore. The smaller bowls don't count. There is no possibility of a #4 or #5 team winning it all on New Years Day.
Today it's figured out by computer. I miss the days when New Year's Day was like Super Bowl Sunday. There needs to be some playoff.
But for now, I'll be there in the stands watching as which ever team is chosen in what ever way takes the Orange Bowl by storm.