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There is nothing like a college football game on a beautiful September day at the Rose Bowl.
On September 21, 2013, the rejuvenated Aggies of New Mexico State University come to Pasadena to take on the PAC-12 South Division Champion UCLA Bruins. This is the first ever meeting between the two teams and we believe this is the first time NMSU has played in the Rose Bowl, which would make this a momentous and history making game for a number of reasons.
Why this game is huge:
New coaches
The Coach Doug Martin era at NMSU starts this season. Martin is considered an offensive genius and his spread passing attack will keep the UCLA defense on its toes during the entire game. In fact, the official NMSU athletic site calls Martin “one of the nation’s premier quarterback mentors.” While over at UCLA, former NFL head coach Jim Mora is starting his second season, has had two outstanding recruiting classes and is considered one of the rising stars of college football.
Creative offenses
With Martin coaching the team, we can expect an NMSU aerial assault vs UCLA’s shock-and-awe firepower. Both teams should score, and score a lot. This is a big game that NMSU CAN win if they can get the UCLA defense back peddling early. UCLA finished their season averaging almost 35 points and 467 yards a game. While NMSU did not perform as well as they would have liked in their opening, almost all teams make their biggest improvements after their first game. We expect a very different and improved NMSU team by the time they enter the Rose Bowl against the Bruins.
The buyers for these seats will get a dossier for the game, providing information about the schedule for the NMSU team and fans, how to get around, local events at this time (both related and unrelated to the game), advice about attending the Rose Bowl, our secret tips about driving into and out of the Rose Bowl, and more!
These premium Club seats tend to get a lot of early interest. So we suggest you purchase the seats now if you are interested and lock in some of the most desirable seats in the Rose Bowl.
