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Big 12 Ticket Breakdown

A look at the west end zone of Boone Pickens Stadium. James Gibbard/Tulsa World file

By BILL HAISTEN World Sports Writer
Published: 11/23/2008 3:29 AM
Last Modified: 11/23/2008 3:58 AM

A look at 2008 single-game football tickets for Big 12 schools.

Baylor

Texas A&M: $50

Oklahoma: $40

Wake Forest: $40

Missouri: $40

Washington State: $35

Iowa State: $35

Northwestern (La.) State: $25

Colorado

West Virginia: $50 to $200

Texas: $50 to $200

Kansas State: $50 to $200

Eastern Washington: $30 to $200

Iowa State: $30 to $200

OSU: $30 to $200

Iowa State

Nebraska: Reserved seats were available only by purchasing a season ticket. Nebraska hillside tickets, $60

Kansas: $60 for reserved seats, $30 and $15 for hillside seats

Texas A&M: $60 for reserved seats, $30 and $15 for hillside seats

Missouri: $60 for reserved seats, $30 and $15 for hillside seats

South Dakota State: $40 for reserved seats, $20 and $10 for hillside seats

Kent State: $40 for reserved seats, $20 and $10 for hillside seats

Kansas

Florida International: $40

Louisiana Tech: $40

Sam Houston State: $40

Colorado: $55

Texas Tech: $55

Texas: $60

Kansas State: $85

Kansas State

North Texas: $35

Montana State: $35

Louisiana-Lafayette: $35

Texas Tech: $55

Iowa State: $55

Oklahoma: $75

Nebraska: $75

Missouri

SE Missouri State: $39 and $19

Nevada: $44 and $22

Buffalo: $44 and $22

OSU: $52 and $26

Kansas State: $52 and $26

Colorado: $59 and $29

Nebraska

Western Michigan: $55

San Jose State: $55

New Mexico State: $55

Virginia Tech: $65

Missouri: $65

Baylor: $65

Kansas: $65

Colorado: $65

Oklahoma

When tickets available: $49 to $87

Oklahoma State

Houston: $60

Missouri State: $60

Troy: $60

Texas A&M: $85

Baylor: $85

Iowa State: $85

Oklahoma: Available only by purchasing a season ticket

Texas

Florida Atlantic: $65

Rice: $65

Baylor: $75

Arkansas: $80

Missouri: $80

Oklahoma State: $80

Texas A&M: $90

Texas A&M

Arkansas State: $45 and $50

Army: $60 and $65

Miami: $70 and $75

Kansas State: $70 and $75

Colorado: $70 and $75

Texas Tech: $80 and $85

Oklahoma: $80 and $85

Texas Tech

Eastern Washington: $25 and $40

SMU: $25 and $40

Massachusetts: $25 and $40

Baylor: $50

Nebraska: $65

Oklahoma State: $65

Texas: Tickets were offered only as part of a two-game mini-pack (the second game being a nonconference contest).

FEEDBACK FROM THE FANS

Oklahoma State fans comment on the university’s 2008 football ticket policy — that admittance for Saturday’s Bedlam game is limited to those who purchased OSU season tickets or obtained one of the 5,000 tickets allotted to the University of Oklahoma. The least expensive available OSU season ticket is $294.

Jim Munger
Ponca City

Munger says he annually purchases season tickets for OSU football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball.

“When (athletic director) Mike Holder first announced the policy, I really didn’t have an opinion. I knew I’d have season tickets, and I knew I’d see the game. Now, I’d like to see OSU release more tickets (on a single-game basis). I’d like to see a packed stadium for the game. Look at the revenue potential. What’s the point of expanding the stadium if you’re not going to fill it up?”

Nathan Scott
Bartlesville

A 2004 OSU graduate, Scott is a football season-ticket holder.

“At this point, I would not want to see OSU release single game tickets. I know Mike Holder had certain goals and he got them—to sell more tickets and get more money for the athletic department. At the same time, I hate that we won’t have a sellout crowd for Bedlam.”

Lisa Carike
Ponca City

“I would love to take my son to the game, but it’s just impossible. It’s just too expensive. How can a school teacher pay that amount of money for football tickets?”

Kevin White
Edmond

White, a football season-ticket holder, says he appreciates that OSU is standing firm with its policy.

“In the next few days, we’ll hear a lot of talk about this —especially from (OU fans) who want tickets.” By BILL HAISTEN World Sports Writer

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