SUMMARY: In just 29 minutes, fans bought up all but a few of the 30,000 tickets for the 2006 Titans home schedule. The remaining single tickets were gone after two hours. "I think fans are excited about our free-agent signings, the draft we had with Vince Young and LenDale White, and our home schedule, which is a real blockbuster," Titans Executive Vice President Don MacLachlan said. The first regular-season game to sell out was the Dallas game, followed by Baltimore, Indianapolis, the New York Jets (season opener), the New York Giants, New England, Houston and Jacksonville.

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The first problem with that article. "the fans" bought them. The tickets show up on the internet 2 hours later.

they were right tho that is a good schedule for us to have at home

ya a real blockbuster that might embarass us...hopefully not though

Pairs or groups of tix were gone in less than 15 minutes for Dallas and Baltimore via ticketmaster.com

The first problem with that article. "the fans" bought them. The tickets show up on the internet 2 hours later.

True. There are scalpers in almost every event that will sell out a venue....
Still eventually they are bought by fans who really want to go to the game.

hah, or not. You must have not been to many Titans games last year ;)

The funniest thing about that article to me is the way the writer lists the opponent teams in chronological order... as in the order which they sold out. It seems it's difficult, :lol3: but not impossible to sell out a Jags game. At least in Tennessee anyways. :ha::jagsbite:

All of the games we're sold out...there were alot of no shows...And a few scalpers may have got caught with tickets they couldn't resell late in the season...

As for me that's enough of this silly discussion....you guys go on without me