A B-2 Bomber flies over the stadium before the Ohio State Buckeyes take on Washington Huskies in the 105th Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on January 1, 2019. [Kyle Robertson/Dispatch] Ohio State sold about two-thirds of its allotment of tickets for next week’s Rose Bowl. In an email, associate athletic director for ticketing and premium seating Brett Scarbrough said the school had sold approximately 13,000 of its allotted 20,000 tickets for the Jan. 1 bowl game against Utah. The rest have been returned to the Rose Bowl. The smaller ticket sales among Buckeyes fans could result in a crowd in Pasadena that is heavily split in favor of the Utes. Last week, Utah announced it had sold more than 29,000 through its ticket office, selling out its original allotment of 27,800. With its fans snatching up seats, it added an additional 5,200 tickets to increase its allotment to 33,000. Proximity…
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