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Georgia approves initiative for new indoor facilities, raises ticket prices
By Jordan Cox
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We wrote last month that the University of Georgia athletic board would be discussing the possibility of at its next meeting.
That meeting took place on Friday afternoon, according to local media.
UGA Athletic Board, meeting this afternoon, will be asked to fund $400,000 for a design study of an indoor training facility.
— AJC UGA (@ChipTowersAJC) September 19, 2014
The $400,000 study would be to determine the conceptual design and best location for an indoor training facility. — AJC UGA (@ChipTowersAJC) September 19, 2014
A new practice facility was not the only thing on the agenda, however. Georgia officials also discussed and voted on raising ticket prices beginning in 2015.
Board is asked to approve raising football ticket prices from $40 currently to $45 in 2015 and $50 in 2017. — AJC UGA (@ChipTowersAJC) September 19, 2014
UGA Athletic Board votes unanimously to approve increase in football ticket prices.
— AJC UGA (@ChipTowersAJC) September 19, 2014
Want to attend the Georgia-Florida game? Yeah, that’ll cost you, too.
Board now is asked to approve a $10 increase (from $60 to $70) in price of Georgia-Florida football tickets, effective next year.
— AJC UGA (@ChipTowersAJC) September 19, 2014
UGA Athletic Board unanimously approves $10 increase in price of Georgia-Florida tickets, to $70.
— AJC UGA (@ChipTowersAJC) September 19, 2014
After living in Birmingham, Ala., Jordan left the ground zero of SEC Nation to head south to Florida to tell the unique stories of the renowned tradition of SEC football. In his free time, his mission is to find the best locales around.
