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Mobile County Football stadium representing the Gulf Coast Classic

Mobile County Approved $45,000 for Gulf Coast Classic in 2009

James Bullard, October 13, 2009

The Mobile County Commission approved $45,000 for the 2009 Gulf Coast Classic as officials sought to stabilize the long-running football event after prior management concerns.

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Gulf Coast Classic Organizers Aim for Iron Bowl Status as Council President Demands the Paperwork

James Bullard, March 5, 2009

Organizers of the Gulf Coast Classic predicted the game would one day rival the Iron Bowl. Council President Reggie Copeland wanted bank statements, canceled checks and an honest attendance count.

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Local News Empty grandstand seating in a football stadium

A $17,223 Printing Bill Draws Scrutiny in the Gulf Coast Classic Audit

James Bullard, March 4, 2009

An audit of the Gulf Coast Classic listed $17,223 in printing costs, far more than the Senior Bowl or BayFest spent. Organizers said the figure covered far more than tickets.

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Local News Empty grandstand seating at an American football stadium

Gulf Coast Classic Organizers Postpone Promised Briefing on Game’s Finances

James Bullard, February 17, 2009

A promised press conference on the Gulf Coast Classic’s $188,000 deficit was called off, with organizers citing sensitive negotiations. The city put $275,000 into last fall’s game at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.

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Local News An American football stadium of the kind where the Gulf Coast Classic was played in Mobile

Line by Line, Copeland Picked Apart the Gulf Coast Classic’s $188,000 Deficit

James Bullard, February 13, 2009

The council president questioned the promotion budget, the ticket printing, the mayor’s luncheon and a step show with no revenue, and disputed the attendance count for a football game the city helped pay for.

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