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    Sellout Requirements Met; Rams-Saints On Local TV

    11.13.2009 12:21 pm
    Sellout requirements met; Rams-Saints on local TV
    By Jim Thomas
    St. Louis Post-Dispatch


    It took a 24-hour extension of the sellout deadline. And a promotion in which for every ticket sold this week, the Rams would donate one ticket to a member of the military.

    But Sunday’s home game against the New Orleans Saints has met NFL sellout requirements and will be televised locally. Kickoff is noon at the Edward Jones Dome.
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    Re: Sellout Requirements Met; Rams-Saints On Local TV

    Glad to hear it. It's nice to see our team being supported in a down season in the middle of a down economy. Plus, I like to see that we're willing to give tickets away to people who deserve it instead of having empty seats just piling up.

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