Georgia Tech sells out Pop Tarts Bowl allotment
For the third-straight year, Georgia Tech has sold out its full allotment of bowl tickets, as Tech’s allocation of tickets to see the No. 22-ranked Yellow Jackets in Saturday’s Pop-Tarts Bowl versus No. 12 BYU is completely gone, Tech athletics has announced.
THE FLATS – For the third-straight year, Georgia Tech has sold out its full allotment of bowl tickets, as Tech’s allocation of tickets to see the No. 22-ranked Yellow Jackets in Saturday’s Pop-Tarts Bowl versus No. 12 BYU is completely gone, Tech athletics has announced.
In addition to selling out its first allotment of tickets, Tech was able to secure additional tickets above its original allocation in order to fulfill all ticket requests that were made through the Georgia Tech athletics ticket office. Seating was determined in order of Alexander-Tharpe Fund priority points.
Georgia Tech previously sold out its allotment of tickets for the 2023 Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl and 2024 Birmingham Bowl. Official ticket sales play a part in future bowl selections and were a factor in the Yellow Jackets being invited to play in this year’s Pop-Tarts Bowl, which has become one of college football’s premier postseason destinations. This year, the Pop-Tarts Bowl is one of only three non-College Football Playoff bowls that features a matchup between two nationally ranked teams.
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