Why Can't The Jacksonville Jaguars Sell Their Season Tickets?

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Why Can't The Jacksonville Jaguars Sell Their Season Tickets?
thefootballwire thefootballwire posted 6/8/2008 from www.thefootballwire.com [flag]
The Jaguars still have to sell 4,000 more season tickets or else they are in danger of having the local TV broadcasts blacked out. [link]

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