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Georgia Bulldogs running back Nick Chubb, No. 27 during practice in Athens Saturday. AJC photo: Bob Andres

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Georgia Bulldogs running back Nick Chubb, No. 27 during practice in Athens Saturday. AJC photo: Bob Andres
By Jennifer Brett
Jan 6, 2018

With the College Football Playoff National Championship just days away, tickets remain relatively plentiful but they are not cheap. At the moment Vivid Seats has them available starting at $1,520, whereas the lowest price was more than $1,900 earlier this week. Stubhub has inventory starting a little bit higher, at $1,553.

How about a pair for free?

Taco Mac is giving away two tickets to some lucky fan via its Facebook page . The winner will be selected at random.

Taco Mac is giving away a pair of tickets.

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