The Texas Longhorns are gearing up to launch their 2026 football season this Saturday, facing off against Texas State at Royal-Memorial Stadium. This matchup marks the beginning of a 12-game schedule for the Longhorns, which features a mix of home and away games, including the highly anticipated Red River Rivalry against Oklahoma.
For fans looking to catch the action live, tickets for the opener are available starting at $70, making it one of the more budget-friendly options on Texas' schedule. As of Friday morning, this price reflects the lowest-listed ticket on SeatGeek, a popular ticket resale platform. The affordability of the opener is a contrast to some of the other games on the Longhorns' calendar, which see ticket prices soar significantly.
The season's ticket prices vary widely, with the most expensive tickets listed for the home game against Oklahoma, priced at $491, and a season-ending clash against Texas A&M in College Station, where tickets are going for $554. This wide range of prices illustrates the varying demand for different matchups throughout the season.
As the Longhorns prepare for their season opener, they will be looking to build momentum early in the year. The 2026 schedule includes seven home games, four road contests, and the neutral-site game against Oklahoma, which is always a highlight for fans and players alike. The Longhorns have a storied history in college football, and each season brings the promise of new rivalries and exciting matchups.
Here is a breakdown of the lowest-priced tickets for each of the Texas football games this season, as listed on SeatGeek:
- Sept. 5 vs. Texas State: $70
- Sept. 12 vs. Ohio State: $448
- Sept. 19 vs. UTSA: $123
- Sept. 26 at Tennessee: $363
- Oct. 10 vs. Oklahoma: $491
- Oct. 17 vs. Florida: $154
- Oct. 24 vs. Ole Miss: $245
- Oct. 31 vs. Mississippi State: $112
- Nov. 7 at Missouri: $182
- Nov. 14 at LSU: $361
- Nov. 21 vs. Arkansas: $143
- Nov. 27 at Texas A&M: $554
As the Longhorns take the field for their opener, fans will be eager to see how the team performs and what the season has in store. With a mix of competitive games ahead, the excitement surrounding Texas football continues to build.
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