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Re: Former Georgia star James Cook yet to score new deal he seeks in Buffalo

Give Cook a new contract, Bills.

VenomGA

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Upper club season tickets (4 together)

This is a reasonable deal for the next 5-6 years starting 2026. To get tickets in upper club takes over 300,000 points just for the opportunity to buy. Then there's the per seat charge each season before you purchase the tickets. I pay $3100 a year so I can retain them AND my parking in the STEM lot (pretty close to Sanford Stadium). Plus I get reasonably good post season and Florida tickets options.

I'm taking a position in Corpus Christi, and simply won't be able to attend more than one or 2 home games a season for at least the next 7 years. So here's the deal: you pick up the pro rata share of the total cost of the $3100 + ticket cost, I get my pick of one game a year for the 4 tickets and parking (I pay full cost for this). You also get first refusal for at least half postseason/Florida tickets at my actual cost. If you need to sell some of the tickets, I can help with that, too.

Seats are nearly middle of the uprights in section 219, with binocs for the distant end, they give you the best view of the developing plays (I sincerely think they are among the best seats in the stadium); overhang protects from rain, and since it's restricted access, bathroom lines tend to be short.

I am considering retiring in 2032, but it might be as long as 2038. This is my way of retaining my seats until then, and I return to the area. Only asking for one year commitments. I have several games available for 2025, if interested (TX, and AL are spoken for).

Send PM if interested.

dragonslayer

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Re: Georgia football hopes âfire, passion and energyâ offsets the lack of experience in 2025

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/795634#Comment_795634

I don’t disagree and I have overlooked dozens and dozens of errors from all contributors. When you crank out so much content, there is going to be errors. there are 100’s, if not thousands of readers. And if we only critique once, it does seem like there is a constant stream of people complaining. Yet individually, we only did it one time. My bigger point above was fact checking. As the Dawgs have many 4th and 5th year players on the rooster, albeit a much smaller number of two-deep players.