Utah State Football Tickets and Mini-Plans Available For 2015 Season

Utah State [University] Athletics is on record-breaking pace with ticket sales for the upcoming football season. More than 1,800 new season tickets have already been sold.

Fans can purchase season tickets for all six home games starting at $95, while two-game and three-game mini-plans are also available. Three-game mini-plans start at $77 and include the Boise State (10/16) and BYU (11/28) games, plus one of the remaining four home games. Two-game mini-plans start at $33 and fans can choose between the Southern Utah (9/3), Colorado State (10/3), Wyoming (10/30) and Nevada (11/21) games for that package.

Staring with the 2015 football season, being a season ticket holder will include membership in the Aggies' 365 Program, which will focus on the game-day experience and year-round events that include opportunities to attend Pro Day, Aggie Fantasy Camps, tailgate parties, presale ticket opportunities and post-season ticket priorities, along with other benefits.

With construction to newly named Maverik Stadium underway, chair-back seating will be added to Section 8 (former visiting team section) and Section K (just south of Section 3) and those season tickets cost $275 ($175 for the season ticket and $100 Big Blue Scholarship Fund donation).

Further, the south end zone is now reserved seating for the same $95 general admission price. With reserved seats, fans can experience the Macey's Fan Fest or tailgate instead of waiting in line for hours in order to get their seats.

Also starting with the 2015 season, fans can enjoy all Aggie games in comfort with our new Flex Back padded chair option bolted right to the bench seats on the east and south sides for a season price of just $50. Flex Back chairs are only available on a season basis and supplies are limited.

Men's basketball season ticket renewals are also currently underway with a deadline of Friday, July 3.

Utah State (10-4, 6-2 MW) concluded its 2014 season with a 21-6 win against UTEP in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. Overall, it was USU's third-straight bowl win in its fourth-straight bowl game, both of which are school records. USU's 10 wins are also the second-most in school history behind the 2012 team that finished 11-2.

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