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HuckleB

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6. There is plenty to do in New York.

Reply to RockaFowler (Reply #4)

Tue Jan 24, 2012, 01:46 PM

Jan 2012

There is nothing to do in Indianapolis, at least nothing most people can't get at home.

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Ticket sales are slow for Superbowl [View all] wilt the stilt Jan 2012 OP

If the Packers had to play in Dallas last year, the Patriots will just have ScreamingMeemie Jan 2012 #1

Well, duh. rocktivity Jan 2012 #2

I suspect the Patriots are a larger national draw. bluedigger Jan 2012 #3

It could also be where it's located RockaFowler Jan 2012 #4

I think that plays a factor. hughee99 Jan 2012 #5

There is plenty to do in New York. HuckleB Jan 2012 #6

Wherever it's held, VIPs will be treated like royalty Auggie Jan 2012 #7

Cynical? Yeah. But you ain't wrong. Iggo Jan 2012 #8

For sure caraher Jan 2012 #9

Thanks for the great update Auggie Jan 2012 #11

Right. It has nothing to do with $1,000 nosebleed tickets PVnRT Jan 2012 #10

I think nuetral sites are fine JonLP24 Jan 2012 #12

I think college sports would disagree about the "always play at home" thing PVnRT Jan 2012 #13

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