University of Houston Athletics

Cougars Set TDECU Stadium Season Ticket Record
6/12/2023 9:59:00āÆAM | Football
Houston Football surpasses 23,500 season tickets including 6,000 new season tickets
HOUSTON āĀ University of Houston Athletics has set a TDECU Stadium record, surpassing 23,500 football season tickets including 6,000 new paid season tickets ahead of the Cougars' inaugural season in the Big 12 Conference, the department announced Monday.
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The total exceeds the previous benchmark (23,489) set in 2016. The aggregate includes fan paid season tickets, student tickets and any sponsorship or partnership agreement tickets. The 2023 season marks the program's 10th inside TDECU Stadium.
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The Cougars open the season at home against UTSA in less than 90 days (6 p.m., Sept. 2). Following a visit across town to face Rice (6 p.m., Sept. 9), Houston ushers in Big 12 play on Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. against a TCU program fresh off a College Football Championship Game appearance.
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"If you can't tell, there's a lot of excitement and momentum here heading into the fall," Houston Vice President for Athletics Chris Pezman said. "Jump on board. Our bandwagon will never be too big. We need everybody. This is for the City of Houston and we're proud to represent the City of Houston in the Big 12."
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Houston will also host Sam Houston (Sept. 23), West Virginia (6 p.m., Oct. 12), Texas (Oct. 21), Cincinnati (Nov. 11) and Oklahoma State (Nov. 18) at TDECU Stadium. The Cougars seven on-campus home games are their most since 2015.
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Houston is looking to build on 20 combined wins, including a pair of bowl victories, over the last two seasons. Five Cougar student-athletes were recognized on Athlon Sports' 2023 All-Big 12 Team led by sophomore wide receiver Matthew Golden who earned first team honors.
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"We're extremely appreciative of our fans for answering the call this offseason," Houston Football Head Coach Dana Holgorsen said. "They're passionate and they care deeply about this program. Our players feed off that energy. We're using each day to build towards Sept. 2 and look forward to seeing everyone at Cougar Walk and inside TDECU Stadium this fall."
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SEASON TICKETS ON SALE
Season ticketsĀ are on saleĀ with seven-game packages beginning as low as $175. Fans are encouraged to act quickly to secure the best seats available.
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SUPPORTĀ HOUSTONĀ RISEĀ
JoinĀ HoustonĀ Rise, a $150 million fundraising campaign forĀ HoustonĀ Athletics dedicated to championship success in the Big 12 Conference. EveryĀ Houston RiseĀ contribution prepares our Cougars toĀ compete and winĀ when we start Big 12 competition in July 2023.Ā
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Click hereĀ to rise and be counted.
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JOIN The 46ers and The HUDDLEĀ
Fans are invited to join the 46ers and the Huddle to directly supportĀ HoustonĀ Football. Members provide financial support directly toĀ HoustonĀ Football for needs beyond operating budget. For more information about the 46ers and the Huddle, call Cougar Pride at 713-743-GoUH (4684) orĀ click here.Ā
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STAY CONNECTED
FollowĀ HoustonĀ Football onĀ TwitterĀ andĀ InstagramĀ at @UHCougarFB, and "Like"Ā HoustonĀ Cougar Football onĀ Facebook.
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The total exceeds the previous benchmark (23,489) set in 2016. The aggregate includes fan paid season tickets, student tickets and any sponsorship or partnership agreement tickets. The 2023 season marks the program's 10th inside TDECU Stadium.
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The Cougars open the season at home against UTSA in less than 90 days (6 p.m., Sept. 2). Following a visit across town to face Rice (6 p.m., Sept. 9), Houston ushers in Big 12 play on Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. against a TCU program fresh off a College Football Championship Game appearance.
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"If you can't tell, there's a lot of excitement and momentum here heading into the fall," Houston Vice President for Athletics Chris Pezman said. "Jump on board. Our bandwagon will never be too big. We need everybody. This is for the City of Houston and we're proud to represent the City of Houston in the Big 12."
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Houston will also host Sam Houston (Sept. 23), West Virginia (6 p.m., Oct. 12), Texas (Oct. 21), Cincinnati (Nov. 11) and Oklahoma State (Nov. 18) at TDECU Stadium. The Cougars seven on-campus home games are their most since 2015.
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Houston is looking to build on 20 combined wins, including a pair of bowl victories, over the last two seasons. Five Cougar student-athletes were recognized on Athlon Sports' 2023 All-Big 12 Team led by sophomore wide receiver Matthew Golden who earned first team honors.
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"We're extremely appreciative of our fans for answering the call this offseason," Houston Football Head Coach Dana Holgorsen said. "They're passionate and they care deeply about this program. Our players feed off that energy. We're using each day to build towards Sept. 2 and look forward to seeing everyone at Cougar Walk and inside TDECU Stadium this fall."
Ā
SEASON TICKETS ON SALE
Season ticketsĀ are on saleĀ with seven-game packages beginning as low as $175. Fans are encouraged to act quickly to secure the best seats available.
Ā
SUPPORTĀ HOUSTONĀ RISEĀ
JoinĀ HoustonĀ Rise, a $150 million fundraising campaign forĀ HoustonĀ Athletics dedicated to championship success in the Big 12 Conference. EveryĀ Houston RiseĀ contribution prepares our Cougars toĀ compete and winĀ when we start Big 12 competition in July 2023.Ā
Ā
Click hereĀ to rise and be counted.
Ā
JOIN The 46ers and The HUDDLEĀ
Fans are invited to join the 46ers and the Huddle to directly supportĀ HoustonĀ Football. Members provide financial support directly toĀ HoustonĀ Football for needs beyond operating budget. For more information about the 46ers and the Huddle, call Cougar Pride at 713-743-GoUH (4684) orĀ click here.Ā
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STAY CONNECTED
FollowĀ HoustonĀ Football onĀ TwitterĀ andĀ InstagramĀ at @UHCougarFB, and "Like"Ā HoustonĀ Cougar Football onĀ Facebook.
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