The average ticket price for the Texas A&M Aggies football seasons has remained relatively consistent over the last four years until the 2017 season. The largest increase came during the 2016 Aggies season with a rise of 7%, moving from an average price of $108 in 2015 to a $116 ticket average. Throughout the past three seasons from 2014–2016, the ticket average maintained a price above $100. The average ticket price for the 2017 Texas A&M football season is currently at $90, which is a 22% decrease from the previous 2016 season and the lowest ticket price average over the last four seasons.
(Data updated 9/20/2017)
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2017 Texas A&M Season Preview
The Texas A&M Aggies might have a quarterback controversy on their hands. But this is one of those good controversies, as Jake Hubenak, Nick Starkel, and prized-recruit Kellen Mond are all talented players, but A&M will more than likely be trying to figure this one out right up to the opener at the Rose Bowl with UCLA. In the backfield however the Aggies should be just fine with Trayveon Williams and Keith Ford. The duo combined for over 1,700 yards and 14 scores last year for A&M, and the offensive line is shaping up with all-performers Jermaine Eluemunor and Avery Gennesy at right and left tackle respectively. A big question mark hovers over the receiving corps, with a virtual exodus of everyone except Christian Kirk, who could be an all-conference player in his own regard. Texas A&M’s defense needs help, not much else to say. It slipped in 2015, and slipped even further last year. Otaro Alaka and Richard Moore return at linebackers, but the run defense needs to toughen up. The Aggies best bet on D is safety Armani Watts. A former wide receiver, he’s good in pass coverage, but at his best improvising. Hopefully there won’t be too much need for improvisation this year for the Texas A&M Aggies. Whether you are planning on cheering on Texas A&M at AT&T Stadium or supporting the Aggies on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all 2017 Texas A&M Aggies tickets, including home and away games.
Texas A&M Aggies Football at Kyle Field
Address: 198 Joe Routt Boulevard College Station, Texas, 77843 The Texas A&M Aggies play their home games at Kyle Field. The stadium holds more than 82,000 spectators and is considered one of the toughest places for visiting teams to play in the country. The football tradition at A&M is evident over the years with the 12th Man, the Aggie Bonfire, the Corps of Cadets, and the tremendous student support at football games. The Texas A&M Aggies home bench is on the Kyle Field sideline with sections 1-13. Kyle Field parking information is covered in our Aggies event guide.
Highly intermittent yet highly contentious, this rivalry goes back a long way but only recently started up again when A&M moved to the SEC. Both Kyle Field in College Station and Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge give the home teams a huge advantage, but you can be sure both teams will leave it all on the field every year.
This game had become a staple to watch for all college football fans, but the game has been put on hold for a while after the Aggies moved to the SEC. The game has been played on Thanksgiving weekend, and beating the other team is a good gauge on whether or not you had a good season. The rivalry goes back far, as does the vitriol on and off the field.
Dating back to the days of the Southwest Conference, A&M’s move to the SEC helped renew the rivalry that dates back to 1903. Now called the “Southwest Classic,” the game will be played in Cowboys Stadium in Arlington for the forseeable future.
Texas A&M in the College Football Playoff, Bowl Games, and SEC Championship
Despite not yet appearing in a College Football Playoff game the “Aggies” have still managed to play in 35 plus Bowl Games winning close to half of those contests. Some would say 1998 was their proudest year as they went 7-1 in conference play on their way to their first and only Big 12 Conference Championship. Ticketcity offers tickets to all college football bowl games and the SEC Conference Championship Game.
2016 Texas A&M Football Preview
The Texas Aggies come into the 2016 season ready to improve from their subpar 2015 season. In the second year in a row, we have seen Texas A&M start the season on a high note with 5 wins then fall in 5 games towards the end of the season. Aggie head coach, Kevin Sumlin, will be coaching his fifth year at Texas A&M and will coach for his job in 2016. The Texas A&M defense is not known for its defense but with returning players, Myles Garrett and Daeshon Hall, improvement should be seen. The duo has had the most combined sacks, 35.5, by a set of teammates over the past two seasons and will be a force to be reckoned with for opponents. Texas A&M will be welcoming Trevor Knight as their starting quarterback, Knight is experienced from as an Oklahoma graduate and it will be exciting for fans to see if he will be productive and move the football in his new role at College Station. Top road games on the Aggies 2016 schedule will be at Alabama, Auburn and Mississippi State. For the third time in a row, the Aggies will play rival team Arkansas in Arlington, TX.
2015 Texas A&M Football Preview
Texas A&M started last season on a high, dismantling SEC rival South Carolina in the season opener, setting school records with their aerial attack. But the cracks in the Aggies defense began to appear a few weeks later culminating in a 59-0 throttling by Alabama, all but ending Kenny Hill’s career as an Aggie. The 2015 Texas A&M Aggies football team will be in the hands of sophomore Kyle Allen who proved effective in the Aggies final 4 games last season. He will have possibly the best receiver corps in the SEC with Ricky Seals-Jones, and Speedy Noil highlighting a young, but explosive unit. The questions on the Aggies defense will still exist in 2015. Texas A&M will rely heavily on defensive end Myles Garrett who has the potential to emerge as one of the preeminent pass rushers in the nation. The Aggies will have a favorable 2015 SEC schedule, with Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi State, and Auburn all traveling to College Station. Top road games on the Aggies 2015 Schedule will be at Ole Miss, and at LSU.
2014 Texas A&M Football Preview
The Aggies are going into their first SEC season without the best quarterback in the country, and while it’ll be a tough mountain to climb for Texas A&M, they’ll need to make that jump to continue to hang with the elite of the conference. The Aggies went 9-4 and won the Chick-fil-A Bowl in dramatic fashion in 2013, but it was almost all offense that carried them to those 9 wins. The defense will need to step up and be on the same level as the rest of the conference in 2014 if the Aggies are to compete in the vaunted SEC and beat the biggest and best as they did with Manziel. Kenny Hill will likely take over for the Heisman winner, and head coach Kevin Sumlin has high hopes for him. While the Aggies also lost Mike Evans, they do return Malcome Kennedy and Ricky Seals-Jones, and both should be two big targets for Hill down the field. Tra Carson should take over a lot of the touches that went to Ben Malena, so it will be key for him to also get going early in the season. Texas A&M will start the season at South Carolina on Aug. 28 before heading home to Kyle Field to play Lamar the next week. The Aggies are also playing big home games against Ole Miss on Oct. 11 and against LSU on Nov. 27. The key road games of the season include at Alabama on Oct. 18 and at Auburn on Nov. 8.
2011 Texas A&M Football Preview
Even though their name has been swirling around the rumor mill regarding a move to the SEC, the Aggies’ minds are strictly look at taking the Big 12 crown this year. This is Mike Sherman’s fourth year with the team, and with a roster full of “his players” TA&M looks to be on the cusp of something big.
Last year ended on a sour note, losing to possible fellow conference cum LSU in the Cotton Bowl. But before that the Ags had a 9-3 record capped off with a six-game winning streak to end the season. A lot of that had to do with the switch to senior Ryan Tannehill at QB from the incumbent Jerrod Johnson. Tannehill comes into camp as the number one guy, and behind him might be the best RB duo in the land in Christine Michael and Cyrus Gray, who was an honorable mention All-Big 12 member.
On the defensive side of the ball, the focus will be again to stop the run. Seniors Jonathan Mathis and Tony Jerod-Eddie will combine to provide the much improved interior strength that rocketed A&M’s rushing stats in 2010. They’ll have to, since the linebackers, which were a big part of that ascension, are now in the NFL, including the number two overall pick Von Miller. Senior Garrick Williams and junior Sean Porter will look to replace the irreplaceable, and if they have a fraction of the impact of Miller, the Aggies will look forward to the next chapter of their rise in whichever conference they will play in.
2010 Texas A&M Football Preview
It's been over a decade since Texas A&M legitimately competed for a Big 12 title and, despite an appearance in the Independence Bowl last season, the Aggies finished with a disappointing 6-7 record. However, thanks to a potential All-American under center, coach Mike Sherman can potential make a push for a BCS bowl berth.
The offense was one of the highlights of a mediocre Texas A&M team a year ago. Senior quarterback Jerrod Johnson paced an attack that ranked fifth in the nation in yards per game. Johnson has a great arm and a wealth of talented receivers to throw to in junior Jeff Fuller and sophomore Uzoma Nwachukwu. A lot is expected of running back Christine Michael, who was the Big 12 Offensive Rookie of the Year last year.
The success of the Aggies' season rests in the ability of the defense to improve on last season's dismal showing - which landed them last in the conference in every major category. Senior linebacker Von Miller will be the anchor, as he lead the nation in sacks a year ago.
Texas A&M is frequently overshadowed by other Texas schools in the college football world, but with a relatively easy non-conference schedule, the Aggies may be able lay claim to football superiority in the Lone Star State.
2009 Texas A&M Football Preview
Head Coach Mike Sherman returns for his second season in Aggieland looking to improve on the 2008 campaign. For 2009 to be a banner year for the Texas A&M Aggies they will need to solidify the play along their lines and get their defense back to playing Wrecking Crew style football. A&M has the talent to compete with anyone, but they happen to be situated in one of the toughest divisions in football. The Big 12 South is a murders row with Oklahoma, Okie State, Texas and Texas Tech. But if Sherman can get the Aggies playing good ball, watch out for Texas A&M in 2009.
2008 Texas A&M Football Preview
The Texas A&M Aggies football program finds itself at a crossroads this season. After the resignation of head coach Dennis Franchione and the hiring of Houston Texans offensive coordinator Mike Sherman, the Aggies will look to put themselves back on the map in the Big 12 and once again compete for national glory. Kyle Field is considered one of the most intimidating venues in America and this season will be no exception as the student body acts as the team's 12th Man and tries to push A&M back to their role as a football powerhouse.
The Texas A&M Aggies are looking to new head coach, Mike Sherman, to turn the team around from last season. After plenty of controversy surrounding the 2007 team's former head coach, Dennis Franchione, the team is needs to unify under the control of Sherman, former head coach for the Green bay Packers. The Aggies, a traditionally powerful team in the Big 12, is looking to make up some ground in the conference from as far back as 2003, when Franchione signed with A&M and the team started losing more games.
This season the Aggies will really have to step up their passing game if they want to get the edge on offense. The team is notoriously dangerous on the ground, and their running game should not be easy to stop. With several new recruits, the team will be young and fresh, and expect to find some new talent filling the roster. Make sure to catch the Aggies when they play Texas on November 27 - the rivalry and game experience is unlike any other.
Texas A&M News - 7/31/2017
Jalen Preston will join the 2017 Texas A&M Aggies as one of the top rated offensive players this season. Preston comes in as an explosive wide receiver and will join Colten Blanton, Max Wright and Leon O’Neal on the team.
Texas A&M News - 2/28/2017
The Texas A&M Aggies football team will play their 2017 season opening game on September 2nd on the road against the UCLA Bruins. Tickets of the A&M vs UCLA matchup has an average ticket price of $200 for seats at the Rose Bowl.
Texas A&M News - 1/25/2017
The Texas A&M Aggies football team finished their 2016 college basketball season with an 8-5 record overall and a 4-4 conference record. The Aggies ended in fourth in the SEC West and competed in the Texas Bowl against Kansas State where they lost 28-33.