GLAZER USING SUPER BOWL TICKETS TO HELP HIS FAMILY'S CHARITY

          Bucs Owner Malcolm Glazer, in conjunction with the NFL,
     is "offering" tickets to Super Bowl XXXV to suite holders at
     Raymond James Stadium who make a minimum $1,000 donation to
     the Glazer Family Foundation, a tax exempt, private,
     nonprofit charity assisting charitable organizations and
     benefiting local youth, according to Cummings & Gaddis of
     the TAMPA TRIBUNE.  Two tickets with a face value of $325
     each likely located in the upper deck can be purchased for
     $650 plus a $1,000 donation.  Four tickets cost $1,300 plus
     a $2,000 donation and eight tickets are $2,600 plus a $4,000
     donation.  Cummings & Gaddis noted that the Bucs receive "an
     allotment" of tickets as the game's host and can distribute
     them at their "discretion."  Last year, the Falcons received
     about 5,000 tickets, but it is not known how they
     distributed those tickets.  The Bucs' offer is only
     available to the team's suiteholders (TAMPA TRIBUNE, 11/24).