Are their tickets through the 12th man for road games or do you have to go through the host school/open markets

abbott said:

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Are their tickets through the 12th man for road games or do you have to go through the host school/open markets

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Host school or venue for the standalone early season tournaments

You buy it from the home team or on the secondary market. I usually try to end up around the A&M comp section just to be around fellow Aggies, but those are not the best seats (and some places, like LSU, they are downright awful).

twk said:

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You buy it from the home team or on the secondary market. I usually try to end up around the A&M comp section just to be around fellow Aggies, but those are not the best seats (and some places, like LSU, they are downright awful).

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How do you know where the comp sections are? I'd like to do the same.

TempleAg97 said:

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twk said:

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You buy it from the home team or on the secondary market. I usually try to end up around the A&M comp section just to be around fellow Aggies, but those are not the best seats (and some places, like LSU, they are downright awful).

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How do you know where the comp sections are? I'd like to do the same.

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Well, there's a good excuse to procrastinate. Let me list the ones that I can, and I'm sure Ed will come by and fill in the blanks (or correct me where needed). The ones I know, in no particular order:

LSU - Section 123 (deepest left field corner)

Arkansas - when visitors were in the first base dugout, it used to be section 99 (right field corner). I missed the last series there, but they've flipped dugouts, so I would assume its 117 or 118.

MSU - park was under construction last time I went, but they were relatively good seats on the first base side, like maybe 102

Bama - on the first base side, section DD or thereabouts

Florida - 3rd base side, section 115

Georgia - on the 3rd base side, something like 209, IIRC

South Carolina - 3rd base side, section 21

Kentucky - 1st base side, section 101

Vanderbilt - 1st base side, section AA, IIRC

Think I'm going try to make it to the S Carolina game. Thanks for the tips!

We played Carolina in Columbia this season, so doubtful we go back next season. But if/when we do, it's a big park with plenty of seats, with excellent sight lines.

BoerneGator said:

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We played Carolina in Columbia this season, so doubtful we go back next season. But if/when we do, it's a big park with plenty of seats, with excellent sight lines.

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Odds are against it, but with the new schools joining, you never know. When we joined, we had a couple of back to back home and road series in '13 and '14.

twk said:

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TempleAg97 said:

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twk said:

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You buy it from the home team or on the secondary market. I usually try to end up around the A&M comp section just to be around fellow Aggies, but those are not the best seats (and some places, like LSU, they are downright awful).

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How do you know where the comp sections are? I'd like to do the same.

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Well, there's a good excuse to procrastinate. Let me list the ones that I can, and I'm sure Ed will come by and fill in the blanks (or correct me where needed). The ones I know, in no particular order:

LSU - Section 123 (deepest left field corner)

Arkansas - when visitors were in the first base dugout, it used to be section 99 (right field corner). I missed the last series there, but they've flipped dugouts, so I would assume its 117 or 118.

MSU - park was under construction last time I went, but they were relatively good seats on the first base side, like maybe 102

Bama - on the first base side, section DD or thereabouts

Florida - 3rd base side, section 115

Georgia - on the 3rd base side, something like 209, IIRC

South Carolina - 3rd base side, section 21

Kentucky - 1st base side, section 101

Vanderbilt - 1st base side, section AA, IIRC

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You are correct on all and we did switch to I believe 117-118 at Arkansas.

twk said:

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TempleAg97 said:

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twk said:

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You buy it from the home team or on the secondary market. I usually try to end up around the A&M comp section just to be around fellow Aggies, but those are not the best seats (and some places, like LSU, they are downright awful).

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How do you know where the comp sections are? I'd like to do the same.

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Well, there's a good excuse to procrastinate. Let me list the ones that I can, and I'm sure Ed will come by and fill in the blanks (or correct me where needed). The ones I know, in no particular order:

LSU - Section 123 (deepest left field corner)

Arkansas - when visitors were in the first base dugout, it used to be section 99 (right field corner). I missed the last series there, but they've flipped dugouts, so I would assume its 117 or 118.

MSU - park was under construction last time I went, but they were relatively good seats on the first base side, like maybe 102

Bama - on the first base side, section DD or thereabouts

Florida - 3rd base side, section 115

Georgia - on the 3rd base side, something like 209, IIRC

South Carolina - 3rd base side, section 21

Kentucky - 1st base side, section 101

Vanderbilt - 1st base side, section AA, IIRC

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Thank you Sir!

what is the best SEC away travel game day atmosphere without the drunks and cursing?

BoerneGator said:

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We played Carolina in Columbia this season, so doubtful we go back next season. But if/when we do, it's a big park with plenty of seats, with excellent sight lines.

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Bah! I totally forgot we were @Carolina this past season. For some reason I thought they played at Olsen. I'm in NC now and will have to keep my eye on the schedule to make a trek into TN or GA or something.

Appel plays for Kannapolis now. Will have to catch him at a game here soon!

PA24 said:

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what is the best SEC away travel game day atmosphere without the drunks and cursing?

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Mississippi State hands down.

ensign_beedrill said:

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PA24 said:

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what is the best SEC away travel game day atmosphere without the drunks and cursing?

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Mississippi State hands down.

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What makes this one your favorite? I've heard good things about Miss State and Vandy.

I prefer Auburn and Georgia.

Not LSU

Alabama is a fun place to watch baseball also. Hotel Capstone right across the street.

Drunks and nasty fans most likely at LSU, Ole Miss, and Arkansas in that order.

If you go to Starkvegas, have to hit The Guest Room. "Speakeasy" in the basement of another restaurant. Great food and cocktails.

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