Carson Beck-less Georgia will take on Notre Dame for fame, glory, and a ticket to the College Football Playoff semifinals at the traditional Sugar Bowl. The game will be played this January 1 at the New Orleans Superdome, and if you hurry, you can still get tickets on the secondary market on specialized websites.
The second-seeded Bulldogs are coming off a win in the SEC championship with a tight 22-19 victory over the Texas Longhorns. However, the trophy came at a high price, as they lost Beck to an elbow injury.
Meanwhile, Riley Leonard’s Fighting Irish (7) earned their spot in the CFP quarterfinals with a 27-17 win over the Indiana Hoosiers (12) in the first game of this new CFP format. Now, Georgia and Notre Dame will battle for a spot in the semifinals, and here’s where to get your tickets.
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Looking for Sugar Bowl tickets?
As is common for these games, tickets are already sold out at box offices and official websites; however, there are still some for sale on the secondary market. If you don’t want to take risks looking for a seller outside the stadium, you can get your tickets online at StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, Viagogo, and TicketCity.
Prices vary depending on the site and the seller, but the cheapest ones can be found at Viagogo for $119. At StubHub, you’ll find tickets from $129, at Vivid Seats from $165, at SeatGeek from $177, and at TicketCity from $221.
If you’re already decided to go, it’s best to buy your tickets as soon as possible, because even at these prices they will sell out quickly, and you’ll have to settle for watching the game on television.
Bulldogs are favorites
As the second seed, Georgia had a bye in the first round, so they will be rested for the game at the Superdome. The odds favor the Bulldogs by 1.5 points, the money line is -120 for Georgia and +102 for Notre Dame. The over/under is at 44.5.
The winner of this game will face the winner of the Fiesta Bowl between Penn State (6) and Boise State (3) on Dec. 31 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.