Kennesaw State unveils football ticket info

Kennesaw State is offering season tickets for football at $99 per season for the program’s first three years.

To be eligible, a $20 refundable per-seat deposit is required along with a completed letter of intent that will make you a part of the Priority Seating Program. The deposit doesn’t guarantee individual seats, but it is a step in the process.

Seats will be selected in the spring of 2015, which is also the year when the Owls are supposed to play their first game.

By signing up early, you get the chance to earn more priority points and earn a tie-breaking advantage over those who sign up later because the tiebreaker will be the date when the letter of intent was submitted.

Call 770-423-6957 or go www.kennesawstatefootball.com for more information or get the letter of intent form.

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