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The Ohio State Buckeyes will be ringing in the new year with an appearance at the 2010 Rose Bowl, their tickets punched with a thrilling win over the Iowa Hawkeyes this weekend. The overtime Buckeyes victory over Iowa football was one of the biggest games so far of the season, and definitely worth the price of Ohio State football tickets. Its been an up and down season for the Ohio State Buckeyes, and no shortage of action for fans that have Ohio State football tickets. They had some big wins over some big teams, but also a heartbreaking loss or two. With their win over Iowa football Ohio State football has shown that they are the best in the Big Ten Conference, and with that they enjoy a trip to Pasadena to play in the 2010 Rose Bowl. Fans are going bananas looking for Ohio State Rose Bowl tickets to see them in the biggest game of the year. That game is going to be nuts, and you can’t beat live football on New Years Day. Plus don’t forget about the Parade of Roses, which you can take in if you get tickets to the Ohio State Rose Bowl Game.

And sure, Ohio State selling BCS Championship tickets would have been good, the Rose Bowl is pretty good too. But it looks like Ohio State football is on the right track and could be fighting for a BCS #1 or #2 ranking come next year. But for now, it looks like the BCS Championship game is reserved for fans with Texas football tickets and the winner of the SEC Championship game. Those college football fans down south are nutty about football, and SEC Championship Game tickets are some of the hottest in the country. There are also all the minor bowl games left to play, so if you can, pick up bowl game tickets to see your team play in the post season. The Ohio State Buckeyes have played some very good football so far this season, but you have to think the best is yet to come. Definitely take a look at Ohio State Rose Bowl tickets because they are going to be worth their weight in gold.

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