Select a Seat Lubbock: See George Strait and Reba McEntire Concert

Select a Seat Lubbock  If you want tickets to see George Strait and Reba McEntire perform together on March 26 in the United Spirit Arena, tickets are on sale today!
Select a Seat Lubbock is where you can get your tickets to see the two perform with special guest Lee Ann Womack.  What a show this will be! George Strait has more number one singles than any other artist in history.  And Reba McEntire is one of the most successful female singers; she doesn’t really even need a last name and people know who you are talking about. That’s fame. Their special guest, LeeAnn Womack, has won two Grammys.
If you do not want to buy tickets through the Select a Seat Lubbock website, you can visit a Select a Seat Lubbock outlets:
Civic Center East Pedestrian Mall, Texas Tech University’s Student Union Box Office, Dollar Western Wear, Ralph’s Records & Tapes, and all area United Supermarkets.
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MARTIN, BETTIS AND FAULK TOP LIST OF HALL OF FAME FINALISTS

CANTON, Ohio -- Running backs Curtis Martin, Jerome Bettis and Marshall Faulk and cornerback Deion Sanders are among 15 finalists announced Sunday for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's class of 2011.
Martin, Bettis and Faulk are among the NFL's top 10 leading rushers, and are eligible for the first time. Sanders and offensive tackle Willie Roaf also are eligible for the first time.
The other finalists are receivers Tim Brown, Andre Reed and Cris Carter; centre Dermontti Dawson; defensive ends Richard Dent, Charles Haley and Chris Doleman; defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy; and tight end Shannon Sharpe, along with NFL filmmaker Ed Sabol.
The 15 finalists, plus senior nominees Chris Hanburger and Les Richter will be considered for induction Feb. 5, the day before the Super Bowl. The enshrinement is in August.
Martin retired from the New York Jets as the No. 4 overall rusher with 14,101 yards in 11 seasons. One of the most consistent backs of his era, he ran for 1,000 yards in 10 straight seasons.
Bettis ranks fifth at 13,662 yards in 13 seasons, three for the Rams and a decade with the Steelers, with whom he won the 2006 Super Bowl in his final game.
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