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There’s still time to get your college bowl game tickets for the upcoming games this weekend and depending on which one you’re looking at will determine the hit on your wallet.

There are still plenty of seats for the Cotton Bowl at Cowboys Stadium, the Rose Bowl at Rose Bowl Stadium and the Orange Bowl at Land Shark Stadium, but the ticket prices are pretty stiff for these games. The starting price for the Cotton Bowl tickets are about $110 each, but for $350 you only get an end zone Rose Bowl ticket.

On the cheaper side you’ll find the Capitol One Bowl at the Citrus Bowl, the Sugar Bowl at Louisiana Stadium, and the Fiesta Bowl at the University of Phoenix to have the cheapest college bowl tickets available. For these games the college bowl ticket prices are starting at a low $35 each and there are plenty of seats available still.

As always though you need to be careful when you buy last minute tickets, especially during the holidays because of delivery issues. Check with the ticket broker you are buying your tickets from and make sure they guarantee delivery in time for the game or you can trust them to leave your tickets at the college bowl will call window. And if you’re looking for the big game, BCS National Championship tickets, those are available as well, but be prepared to shell out over $600 per ticket to enjoy that one.

Paul McCartney has added Cowboy Stadium to the small list of large venues he is playing this summer. The Jonas Brothers have already inaugurated the stadium as the first band to play there, but Paul McCartney may be the biggest to play there for some time. If you haven’t see Paul live, you’ve missed a great show.

Paul plays many of the hits that made the Beatles famous along with some of the old Wings songs and a handful of singles as well. Paul will be playing Citi Field tonight, followed by Fedex Field on August 1st, Fenway Park on the 5th and 6th of August, then its to BOK Center and last the August 19th date at Cowboy’s Stadium.

It’s not certain if Paul McCartney will add any more dates to the few already booked, but summer is winding down and he is playing only large outdoor stadiums, so that does limit his options.

You can buy Paul McCartney tickets for all the venues on the current Paul McCartney tour.