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Kennesaw State examining ways to to help students get football tickets

Kennesaw State's stadium seats 8,300.

Credit: Johnny Crawford

Credit: Johnny Crawford

Kennesaw State's stadium seats 8,300.
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Sept 26, 2013

Kennesaw State is examining potential solutions on how to help a student body of more than 24,000 attend football games at a stadium that seats 8,300.

A membership group that includes students is scheduled to meet on Friday to example possible scenarios.

The football team is scheduled to begin play in 2015.

For more on the scenarios that are under consideration, look for a story on myajc.com that will post later today.

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