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WELCOME BACK COACH MALLEY
Terry Malley is coaching at the NCAA level again! This Fall he begins his first season as the Assistant Head Coach for Offense and Quarterbacks at San Jose State University.
The through the efforts of your fellow Broncos, the San Jose State athletic department has graciously extended a special offer – a block of tickets have been reserved for us to welcome Terry in his first home game as a coach for the Spartans against the 2009 Sugar Bowl Champion, the University of Utah Utes!
The $21 reserved tickets are in the same area as the coaches' families (plan on Mrs. Carmel Malley being at the game along with Terry's wife and kids). Please purchase your game tickets directly from the San Jose State athletic ticket office.
Reserved tickets are in the area of the 30 yard line where all Broncos will be seated together. $12 General admission tickets are also available in the area of the 10 yard line.
Before the game, be sure to catch up with your friends as C.B. Hannigans provides an excellent tailgate party! Tickets are $15/adult for tri-tip and $5/child for sausages and hot dogs.
Please RSVP to SantaClaraFootball@gmail.com if you intend to attend the tailgate or if you purchase tickets. This will help us plan for the event and provide notification to you of the tailgate and any other pertinent information as it occurs.
Since we do not have a complete email list of former Bronco football players, please take the opportunity to freely send this information to your fellow teammates.
Many thanks go out to fellow Broncos John Salberg, Issac Vaughn, and John Faylor for their efforts in arranging this opportunity to watch some great college football and to welcome Terry back to the college game.
We look forward to a fantastic evening together with our fellow Broncos.
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