Ohio State Football Tickets

2023 Ohio State Football Tickets

There are very few programs in college football which has a history as illustrious as the Ohio State Buckeyes. OSU started playing football back in 1904 and has won over 800 games including countless Big Ten Championships and multiple National Championships. It is that amazing success on the field that drives demand from Buckeyes fan who flock to buy tickets from us for their marquee games. Their fans fill up the Shoe on Saturdays in the Fall and travel to away games (bowl games, or the CFP) as well as any fan base in college football.

Ohio State Buckeyes football tickets are available to purchase for all 2023 games. Ohio's home schedule is packed with huge games including their biggest rivalry game, the Ohio State-Michigan game. The Buckeyes other Big Ten match-ups against Penn State, Michigan State, and Nebraska also draw huge crowds. Ohio State will also play a non-conference schedule that includes a few regional opponents like Akron, Cincy, Miami Ohio, and Toledo, as well as, some of the biggest teams in the sport. In recent year the Buckeyes have played marquee games against Notre Dame, Oregon, and TCU. Those games typically sell out very quickly and there is strong demand on secondary ticket market for those special ducuats.

Buckeyes fans have been treated to one of the best programs in college football over the past few decades, so their expectations for Ohio State are high for the 2023 season. A normal season in Columbus needs to include a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game, where they can win their way into the CFP. A Big 10 Championship means a top bowl game and a spot in the College Football Playoff. Buckeye fans have a high standard, and many would suggest that anything short of playing in the National Championship Game was a down season for this illustrious program.

Ohio State vs Michigan (The Game)

There are few games in college football as big as "The Game" between Ohio State and Michigan (or "that team from Up North" as OSU fans like to say). Ohio State vs Michigan happens every year on the final Saturday of the regular-season for both teams. The intensity of the rivalry between these two schools is hard to describe, but something to behold for every big fan of college football. The game is sold out whether its in Columbus or Ann Arbor, and the crowd will be huge. OSU vs Michigan is always one of the first games of the day and captures the attention of the entire sports world for those 4 hours. If you love college football, then go see Ohio State play Michigan.

Ohio State Top Games:

• vs Michigan
• vs Michigan State
• vs Penn State
• vs Wisconsin
• Big Ten Championship Game (when OSU qualifies)

Ohio State Tickets & Parking

Buckeyes football tickets are available for all OSU home games, as well as, road games and neutral site games like the Big Ten Championship Game. Ohio State's home games are available to purchase as individual tickets in a variety of locations throughout the stadium, or as season tickets on certain ticket listings. Buckeyes Season Tickets include every home game on the 2023 season schedule. OSU tickets are even available for the Buckeyes Spring Game, since its never surprising for 50k fans to attend. TicketCity is a reliable source for college football tickets, including Ohio State.

Ohio State Buckeyes Sports

• Ohio State Baseball
• Ohio State Men's Basketball
• Ohio State Women's Basketball
• Ohio State Ice Hockey
• Ohio State Men's Lacrosse
• Ohio State Men's Soccer
• Ohio State Wrestling
• Ohio State Football Schedules (Buckeyes Past Season Schedules)

Ohio State Games at The Horseshoe

Ohio Stadium is in the beautiful city of Columbus, Ohio. It holds over 102,000 fans for a big-time home match-up, and most games are big games for the Buckeyes. The Horseshoe is a special place, full of traditions like the well-known Script Ohio, when the Ohio State band spells out “Ohio” and a drum major dots the “i”. The experience at an OSU game is an amazing as you would expect from a dominant football program that has been playing games since 1922. The OSU crowd is loud throughout the game and create an intimidating home environment. When we have attended big games there, the fans typically show up 3-4 hours before kickoff to start tailgating. Just make sure you dress warm if you are attending a late Fall game for the Buckeyes.

Ohio Stadium has a lower-level and an upper-level, but the venue is divided into 5 "Decks". The AA Deck are the seats on the lower-level closest to the field. There are 11 rows in most sections of the AA Deck, except the endzone (AA3-AA8) where the rows start with A-J before going 1-11. The A Deck are above the AA Deck on the lower-level, and considered by many the best sections in the stadium. The A Deck sections have 35 to 37 rows per section. The B Deck are the top of the lower-level, and many of the sections along the sideline are underneath the overhang of the upper-level. Those B Deck sections under on the sideline can have slightly obstructions due to the support poles of the upper-level. The B Deck have 18 rows in most sections outside the endzone.

The C Deck sections are in the upper-level and have 41 rows in most sections except those C Deck sections in-front of the D Deck which just have 22 rows. The D Deck is a sliver of rows (11 rows) in the upper-level immediately in-front of the Press Box. Some of the most popular seats in the Horseshoe as the Club Seats, Sections C1 to C5), which sit between the 30 yard lines on the lower-level splitting the A Deck. The Ohio State Buckeyes home bench is on the Ohio Stadium sideline in-front of Club Sections 1-5.