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Visit the official Allstate Sugar Bowl website UH To Sell Remaining Sugar Bowl Tickets The University of Hawai`i is selling its remaining Allstate Sugar Bowl tickets through etickethawaii.com and at its bowl ticket office in the Marriott New Orleans (outside Preservation Hall on the second floor). Customers will be limited to six tickets and those purchasing tickets online will need to pick up their tickets at the Louisiana Superdome Will Call window the day of the game. "Now that we have taken care of ticket requests from our season-ticket holders and UH fans in Hawaii, we're going to make the remaining tickets available to mainland fans and members of the general public," Herman Frazier, UH athletics director, said. "We have worked diligently though this process to take care of our affinity groups, while also doing our best to help other fans secure tickets." More than 100 tickets were purchased by members of the general public in Hawaii during the two days that tickets were available exclusively at the Stan Sheriff Center Box Office to individuals with a Hawaii driver's license. Seat locations for the remaining tickets will be determined based on the order in which the tickets are purchased. The UH ticket office does not have an exact number of tickets remaining for sale, since they are continuing to reconcile tickets from various lists, according to Walter Watanabe, UH ticket manager. "The ticket count is fluid but we'll make as many tickets available as possible." < back to top > Coach Jones Calls For The Allstate Sugar Bowl is more than a week away but Head Coach June Jones has already called his first play. And, this one is for the fans. Jones is calling for a “White Out” in the UH sections and is asking all UH fans in attendance at the Superdome to wear a white shirt. Georgia Head Coach Mark Richt has called for Bulldog fans to wear black shirts. “This is something that both the UH and Georgia fans can have some fun with and it will be unique to our game,” Jones said. “UH fans can wear green shirts around New Orleans during the week to show their UH pride and then sport a white one at the bowl game.” The UH football team has been designated as the visiting team and will wear its white jerseys. Georgia, designated the home team, will wear black jerseys. “We’re in favor of whatever will help motivate our team and rally our fans,” Herman Frazier, UH athletics director, said. “This is an incredible opportunity for our entire state, so we want everyone to enjoy themselves and revel in our team’s success.” Various UH & WAC Promotional Items UH football fans can pick up free ti leaves, Mardi Gras beads, UH hand fans, Sugar Bowl Fan Guides, etc. at the New Orleans Marriott on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, Dec. 30 through Jan.1, between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. The New Orleans Marriott is located on 555 Canal Street and the table featuring the various UH and WAC logoed items will be located in the lobby of the hotel. Members of the UH Athletics Department staff will be distributing the promotional items to UH fans free of charge, while supplies last.
The University of Hawai'i encourages fans to purchase officially licensed products. Look for the Collegiate Licensed Product symbol on merchandise from licensed vendors. The purchase of officially licensed products supports the University of Hawai'i through a portion of the proceeds. Any name, mark, logo, insignia, seal, design, word, letters or symbols that have come to be associated with the University of Hawai'i qualify as its trademarks. The use of any of the university's trademarks, even when encompassed by creative designs, are subject to licensing, and the commercial use of all the university's trademarks is restricted to official licensees. Unauthorized use of the university's trademarks is considered trademark infringement and punishable by law. Any productions or sale of unauthorized products or services is a violation of the federal Lanham Trademark Act of 1946, the federal Trademark Act of 1984, and State of Hawai'i trademark counterfeiting and unfair competition laws, among others. Such violations subject one to liability for damages, injunctive relief, attorney's fees and other penalties, civil and criminal. Infringing merchandise is also subject to seizure. For more information about the university's licensing program, visit www.hawaii.edu/offices/eaur/licensing.html.
Planning to ring in the New Year in the Big Easy? UH fans in New Orleans for the BCS Allstate Sugar Bowl are invited to join the "Cajun-Warriors New Year's Eve Bash" on Monday, Dec. 31, from 7:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. at Generations Hall (310 Andrew Higgins Drive). Tickets can be purchased at Murphy's Bar & Grill, the Hulilau Restaurant, or through aio Group. The event will feature great Cajun food stations; live entertainment (Cajun and Blues music), Mardi Gras festivities, and much more. Net proceeds from the "Cajun-Warriors New Year's Eve Bash" will benefit the Na Koa Football Club, as well as the New Orleans Habitat for Humanity on behalf of the University of Hawaii. (More) < back to top > Participating Team Information < back to top > 2008 Allstate Sugar Bowl General Information Website:www.allstatesugarbowl.org Stadium: Game Date & Time: Gates
All individuals entering the Dome are subject to an inspection of all personal belongings. Backpacks and other large bags, in addition to the usual non-permissible items (see Non-permissible Items below) will NOT be permitted in the Dome. Time Zone: Television Network: Radio Network: Non-permissible Items
Wheelchair/Physically‑Challenged Seating/Parking General Policies
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Allstate Sugar Bowl Fan Jam Additional information will be posted as it becomes available. |
