FSU vs UL could set some sort of attendance record, but it won't be easy, did you know?:

The 2015 ACCCG in Bank of America Stadium Clemson vs UNC is the current attendance champion of 74,514. The second highest was the 2017 game Clemson vs Miami of 74,372.

FSU has been to 5 ACCCGs, their highest attended game was in the inaugural 2005 ACCCG (Jacksonville) vs VT with 72,749.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACC_Championship_Game

2020 FSU/VT - 72,379
2011 Clemson/VT - 73,675
both of those were in Charlotte

(11-29-2023 05:54 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  2020 FSU/VT - 72,379
2011 Clemson/VT - 73,675
both of those were in Charlotte

I thought Clemson and ND played in the 2020 ACCCG.
I think you meant 2010.

(11-30-2023 01:21 AM)ChrisLords Wrote:  

(11-29-2023 05:54 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  2020 FSU/VT - 72,379
2011 Clemson/VT - 73,675
both of those were in Charlotte

I thought Clemson and ND played in the 2020 ACCCG.
I think you meant 2010.

That’s correct, he made a WHOOO-MAAAAHN error.

Our group of 16 is leaving early tomorrow morning. We are waiting to get tickets when we get to Charlotte. Probably walkup to avoid fees. Unless they drop even further than they already have on the resale sites.

I'm buying 11 tickets and I've been watching prices since last week and they've already dropped $20.00 on resale sites.

I signed up for notifications on price decreases from one site. The first night, Monday, I received an email for 3% discount. Tuesday night I received a 5% discount offer. Last night they offered 10%. Interested to see what they offer today.

(11-30-2023 01:21 AM)ChrisLords Wrote:  

(11-29-2023 05:54 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  2020 FSU/VT - 72,379
2011 Clemson/VT - 73,675
both of those were in Charlotte

I thought Clemson and ND played in the 2020 ACCCG.
I think you meant 2010.

Yes, that's a typogarphical error!

Did you know?: The ACCCG has had 4 host sites, I’ll give you Jacksonville and Charlotte, name the other 2 and the years.

(12-01-2023 09:15 AM)Garrettabc Wrote:  Did you know?: The ACCCG has had 4 host sites, I’ll give you Jacksonville and Charlotte, name the other 2 and the years.

Tampa 2009. GT won.

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The other 2 sites were Tampa in 08, 09 and Orlando 2016.

(12-01-2023 04:13 PM)Garrettabc Wrote:  The other 2 sites were Tampa in 08, 09 and Orlando 2016.

As I recall, 2008 was between VT and BC and was lightly attended.

C-USA and PAC championship games are tonight. I must confess that it seems that Oregon is the scariest team for FSU to possibly play, I think our fans still have night terrors of the 2014 game. But also I’d rather not see the possibility of 2 SEC or 2 BigTen get in. So GO Huskies!

NMSU is such a feel good story, I’d like to see them pull the upset and the winner of the AAC wouid probably like that too. There is a high probability that the ACC will see one of these 2 teams in their bowl game.

(12-01-2023 04:42 PM)ChrisLords Wrote:  

(12-01-2023 04:13 PM)Garrettabc Wrote:  The other 2 sites were Tampa in 08, 09 and Orlando 2016.

As I recall, 2008 was between VT and BC and was lightly attended.

It was a rematch from the previous season and because of games like this, the ACCCG has moved out of Florida likely forever (Charlotte is the better location anyway).