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All tickets to Colorado State’s home opener sold out

Colin Barnard

August 7, 2017

Tickets to Colorado State football’s first regular season game in the on-campus stadium against Oregon State on Aug. 26 have officially been sold out. After single-game tickets sold out at the end of July, athletic director Joe Parker announced that the remaining mini-plan and season ticket sales for the opener are all taken.

https://twitter.com/JoeParkerCSU/status/894200957365620736

Students will be able to claim their tickets for the game on Aug. 15 beginning at 8 a.m. 10,000 student tickets are reserved for the team’s home games and will be available online at csurams.com/studenttickets.

In addition to being Military Appreciation Day, the game will also feature a Stripe the Stadium. Depending on which section they are sitting in, fans are encouraged to wear either green or white. Fans sitting in odd-numbered sections, section 126 or the entire student section are encouraged to wear green. Meanwhile, fans sitting in even-numbered sections (aside from 126) are encouraged to wear white.

https://twitter.com/CSUFootball/status/893181511721263104

The game kicks off the entire 2017 college football season at 12:30 p.m. on Aug. 26.

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