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Kennesaw State hits 2k mark for football tickets

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Dec 12, 2013

Kennesaw State has reached 2,000 season-ticket deposits for football.

The university is scheduled to play its first game in 2015. It will open on the road at East Tennessee State on Sept 3. The first home game at Fifth Third Bank Stadium hasn’t been announced.

Kennesaw State said the 2,000 tickets sold is 60 percent of those available. Seats are $99, plus the donation to The Owls Fund.

For more information, go to www.KennesawStateFootball.com or call 1770-423-6957.

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