About 6,000 Steelers fans reserved tickets for the opening day of training camp Wednesday, according to gate staff at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe. But that number will skyrocket when the weekend arrives.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Saint Vincent expects 15,000 fans on Saturday: Steelers training camp by the numbers
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