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Bucs-Giants Game Won't Be Blacked Out |
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have never had a home game blacked out since Raymond James Stadium opened in 1998. That streak will continue for at least one more home game.
While it isn’t sold out, the Bucs have confirmed that Sunday’s game vs. the New York Giants will not be subject to NFL blackout rules, and will be broadcast on local television.
Fans wishing to purchase tickets for the Bucs-Giants contest should call TicketMaster or visit TicketMaster.com.
While it isn’t sold out, the Bucs have confirmed that Sunday’s game vs. the New York Giants will not be subject to NFL blackout rules, and will be broadcast on local television.
Fans wishing to purchase tickets for the Bucs-Giants contest should call TicketMaster or visit TicketMaster.com.
Comments
trapper
WOOHOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!! im glad !
3:18pm, September 23, 2009
dschroeder
nothing like 10,000 new york a-holes in our seats
4:28pm, September 23, 2009
seat26
Those club seat deals must be really moving.
Maybe the bucs will inturn play the game of the season.
Wouldn't that be grand ?
Maybe the bucs will inturn play the game of the season.
Wouldn't that be grand ?
11:22pm, September 23, 2009
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