chattanoogamocs
December 7th, 2006, 01:44 AM
Greater Chattanooga Sports and Events Committee president Merrill Eckstein says...
More than 8,000 tickets have been sold locally.
Last year's title game resulted in a record economic impact of $2.5 million for Chattanooga. The tickets sales were strong enough last year for a $27K surplus for the GCSEC...$15K of that will be spent next week for a commemoration of the title game's 10th anniversary in Chattanooga. :thumbsup:
Final Four Official Ticket Requests:
Appalachian State 7,500
Youngstown State 5,000
Montana 2,500
Massachusetts 1,000.
UMass purchased 423 tickets in 1998
(the smallest official amount requested since the game was moved to Chattanooga).
(NOTE: before anyone gets all up in arms with the numbers above...I can see some flaming coming :) ...these number do not mean that this is all that actually supported each school...just how many were officially sold/request from each member institution historically...I am sure many tickets were also bought day of, or directly from thru the net too...please don't kill the messenger)
More than 8,000 tickets have been sold locally.
Last year's title game resulted in a record economic impact of $2.5 million for Chattanooga. The tickets sales were strong enough last year for a $27K surplus for the GCSEC...$15K of that will be spent next week for a commemoration of the title game's 10th anniversary in Chattanooga. :thumbsup:
Final Four Official Ticket Requests:
Appalachian State 7,500
Youngstown State 5,000
Montana 2,500
Massachusetts 1,000.
UMass purchased 423 tickets in 1998
(the smallest official amount requested since the game was moved to Chattanooga).
(NOTE: before anyone gets all up in arms with the numbers above...I can see some flaming coming :) ...these number do not mean that this is all that actually supported each school...just how many were officially sold/request from each member institution historically...I am sure many tickets were also bought day of, or directly from thru the net too...please don't kill the messenger)