University of Memphis football and basketball ticket prices will remain the same from the 2012-13 season to 2013-14.

Feb. 4, 2013

The University of Memphis football and basketball teams take on extremely difficult and challenging schedules in 2013-14 when the Tigers become a member of the BIG EAST Conference.

Facing such opponents as Louisville, Cincinnati, Temple, Georgetown, Marquette, Villanova, Connecticut and St. John's among others, Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium and FedExForum will host championship-caliber games with each opponent the Tigers host next year in both sports.

"We feel that it is important to say thank you to our fans and supporters who have remained so loyal to the Tigers over the years," said Athletics Director Tom Bowen. "The fan support and passion for our programs has never wavered and we continue to rank among the nation's attendance leaders in basketball year after year.

"Hopefully, we can give back to our fans by holding the line on ticket prices in both football and basketball as we move to the BIG EAST Conference next year," Bowen continued. "We fully expect that the FedExForum will take on the electrifying atmosphere of an NCAA Tournament game with each game played next season."

"Hopefully."

I for one was prepared to pay more for a better product.

Every single Tiger fan should purchase Tiger football season tickets. At $55 a season ticket, it's a freaking bargain. And doing this would help our athletic program more than anything else. It's time to step it up.

(02-04-2013 03:36 PM)ksigtigerdood Wrote:  Every single Tiger fan should purchase Tiger football season tickets. At $55 a season ticket, it's a freaking bargain. And doing this would help our athletic program more than anything else. It's time to step it up.

Great idea, but even more:

1. buy tickets
2. show up at each home game. Pack the stadium.

OMG Women's soccer up 50%?
DAMN YOU B TIGER!
DAMN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

wait, so football is staying at $55, which was reduced due to no marquee team, and the new season will have both a "marquee" team AND an extra home game??

Damn, that's a good deal.

(02-04-2013 04:02 PM)MemTigerFan Wrote:  wait, so football is staying at $55, which was reduced due to no marquee team, and the new season will have both a "marquee" team AND an extra home game??

Damn, that's a good deal.

yep that sadly few will take advantage of hoping that Autozone buys tickets again.

For $55, our home football opponents will (should) be Duke, Ark St, UT Martin, UCF, Cincinnati, SMU, Temple. There is no reason, after the way we closed out last season, that we dont sell 35K season tickets. That's $7 a game. You'll spend more than that on one can of beer.

sweet im lovin it. that money I was saving for the the increase now can be spent on a new corvette!

(02-04-2013 03:36 PM)ksigtigerdood Wrote:  Every single Tiger fan should purchase Tiger football season tickets. At $55 a season ticket, it's a freaking bargain. And doing this would help our athletic program more than anything else. It's time to step it up.

+ 1
Tell everybody you see or meet

Best deal in town.

(02-04-2013 07:00 PM)21-17 Best Time I Ever Ha Wrote:  Best deal in town.

Actually, Tiger Baseball is best deal in town.. home games will be free admission this season, with exception of games at AutoZone Park.

(02-04-2013 07:06 PM)TigerBo Wrote:  

(02-04-2013 07:00 PM)21-17 Best Time I Ever Ha Wrote:  Best deal in town.

Actually, Tiger Baseball is best deal in town.. home games will be free admission this season, with exception of games at AutoZone Park.

As long as this info doesn't get out there too far --- sounds like a great place to take a date.

for comparison sake navy is charging $209 per season ticket for this

Delaware
Air Force*
Pitt (Homecoming)
Hawaii
South Alabama

Great move by the University. Much different than the past!

(02-04-2013 09:50 PM)tigerjeb Wrote:  for comparison sake navy is charging $209 per season ticket for this

Delaware
Air Force*
Pitt (Homecoming)
Hawaii
South Alabama

think we could do that if our stadium only held 34k?

(02-04-2013 04:10 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  For $55, our home football opponents will (should) be Duke, Ark St, UT Martin, UCF, Cincinnati, SMU, Temple. There is no reason, after the way we closed out last season, that we dont sell 35K season tickets. That's $7 a game. You'll spend more than that on one can of beer.

Cincinnati and Temple are the new teams we haven't seen in quite a while. It's not Boise State or Louisville but it is a damn sight better than UTSA, North Texas, La Tech, or Florida Intl.

I presumed the cost would be $60 minimum for FB.

It is indeed a really good deal. There is ZERO reason for TIGER Nation to not collectively buy 35-40k season tickets. None.

Now, I still think the BB season tickets will be at least 25% higher. For next year, it is a deal if MEMPHIS is given at least 4-5 seriously good home conference games. Assuming an 18 game Big East schedule, there is nothing wrong with this lineup (assume Temple is the mirror opponent for MEMPHIS) -

H - Notre Dame, Georgetown, Marquette, Cincinnati, Temple, UCF, SMU, Providence, DePaul
A - Louisville, Villanova, Connecticut, St, John's, Rutgers, Temple, Seton Hall, USF, Houston

(02-04-2013 07:06 PM)TigerBo Wrote:  

(02-04-2013 07:00 PM)21-17 Best Time I Ever Ha Wrote:  Best deal in town.

Actually, Tiger Baseball is best deal in town.. home games will be free admission this season, with exception of games at AutoZone Park.

Is that true?

Boss man, did you read the OP closely? It says they're holding prices on both football AND basketball for our first BE season in each sport. No 25% hike for BB, as you were thinking.

(02-04-2013 10:34 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(02-04-2013 07:06 PM)TigerBo Wrote:  

(02-04-2013 07:00 PM)21-17 Best Time I Ever Ha Wrote:  Best deal in town.

Actually, Tiger Baseball is best deal in town.. home games will be free admission this season, with exception of games at AutoZone Park.

Is that true?

would be a smart move