Mizzou football has sold out its season tickets for the third consecutive year, reinforcing the strong support from fans. Athletic Director Laird Veatch expressed gratitude for the fans' commitment, indicating a vibrant atmosphere for the upcoming season. The team is preparing for its opener against Arkansas-Pine Bluff on September 3, with excitement building around new quarterback Austin Simmons and the return of running back Ahmad Hardy after an offseason injury.

By the Numbers
  • Third consecutive season tickets sold out.
  • Home matchups against Florida and Texas are sold out, with single-game tickets still available for other games.
Yes, But

While ticket sales demonstrate strong fan engagement, the team's performance in the upcoming season will ultimately determine ongoing support and enthusiasm.

State of Play
  • Mizzou is entering Year 7 of the Eli Drinkwitz era.
  • Upcoming season marks the 100th anniversary of Memorial Stadium, coinciding with the launch of the Centennial Project.
What's Next

The Tigers' performance against Arkansas-Pine Bluff will set the tone for the rest of the season, with attention on the new quarterback and returning players amid a historic year.

Bottom Line

Selling out season tickets signals deep fan loyalty, but maintaining this support hinges on the team's ability to deliver a successful season ahead.