WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue football 2020 season tickets go on sale Monday, Jan. 27. Season tickets start at just $96 with eight price categories providing an affordable packages for all fans.
2019 season-ticket holders will receive an email next week with instructions on how to renew their tickets for 2020.
Six games are scheduled for Ross-Ade Stadium: Sept. 12 versus Memphis, Sept. 19 versus Air Force, Oct. 10 versus Rutgers, Oct. 31 versus Northwestern, Nov. 14 versus Wisconsin and Nov. 21 versus Iowa.
Highlighting the 2020 slate are first-time program match ups against Memphis and Air Force. Last season the Tigers went 12-2 overall with trip to the Cotton Bowl, while the Falcons finished 11-2 including a 31-21 win over Washington State in the Cheez-It Bowl.
In conference play, Ross-Ade Stadium will also play host to Rutgers for the first time in program history.
The Boilermakers keep Big Ten action rolling with a Halloween Homecoming against Northwestern, before wrapping up the West Division with showdowns versus Wisconsin and Iowa. Purdue's game against Wisconsin will also mark the Boilermakers' 500th contest in Ross-Ade, which opened in 1924.
Purdue returns a well-rounded group of young leaders following a breakout youth movement in 2019. The 2019 freshmen class paced Purdue in a multitude of statistical categories, including rushing yards (King Doerue), passing yards (Jack Plummer), receptions (David Bell), receiving yards (Bell), total offense (Plummer), all-purpose yards (Bell), tackles for loss (George Karlaftis), sacks (Karlaftis) and interceptions (Cory Trice). The young Boilermakers were able to gain valuable experience as they look forward to next season. Fan interest continues to perk, as the Boilermakers' season average home attendance of 54,021 was the highest since Joe Tiller's last season in 2008. Since 2016, Purdue has seen an increase of 57%.
To purchase your season tickets, visit PurdueSports.com or call 800.49.SPORT.
2020 Schedule
Sept. 5 - at Nebraska
Sept. 12 - MEMPHIS
Sept. 19 - AIR FORCE
Sept. 26 - at Boston College
Oct. 10 - RUTGERS
Oct. 17 - at Illinois (Cannon Trophy Game)
Oct. 24 - at Michigan
Oct. 31 - NORTHWESTERN (Homecoming)
Nov. 7 - at Minnesota
Nov. 14 - WISCONSIN
Nov. 21 - IOWA
Nov. 28 - at Indiana (Old Oaken Bucket Game)
2019 season-ticket holders will receive an email next week with instructions on how to renew their tickets for 2020.
Six games are scheduled for Ross-Ade Stadium: Sept. 12 versus Memphis, Sept. 19 versus Air Force, Oct. 10 versus Rutgers, Oct. 31 versus Northwestern, Nov. 14 versus Wisconsin and Nov. 21 versus Iowa.
Highlighting the 2020 slate are first-time program match ups against Memphis and Air Force. Last season the Tigers went 12-2 overall with trip to the Cotton Bowl, while the Falcons finished 11-2 including a 31-21 win over Washington State in the Cheez-It Bowl.
In conference play, Ross-Ade Stadium will also play host to Rutgers for the first time in program history.
The Boilermakers keep Big Ten action rolling with a Halloween Homecoming against Northwestern, before wrapping up the West Division with showdowns versus Wisconsin and Iowa. Purdue's game against Wisconsin will also mark the Boilermakers' 500th contest in Ross-Ade, which opened in 1924.
Purdue returns a well-rounded group of young leaders following a breakout youth movement in 2019. The 2019 freshmen class paced Purdue in a multitude of statistical categories, including rushing yards (King Doerue), passing yards (Jack Plummer), receptions (David Bell), receiving yards (Bell), total offense (Plummer), all-purpose yards (Bell), tackles for loss (George Karlaftis), sacks (Karlaftis) and interceptions (Cory Trice). The young Boilermakers were able to gain valuable experience as they look forward to next season. Fan interest continues to perk, as the Boilermakers' season average home attendance of 54,021 was the highest since Joe Tiller's last season in 2008. Since 2016, Purdue has seen an increase of 57%.
To purchase your season tickets, visit PurdueSports.com or call 800.49.SPORT.
2020 Schedule
Sept. 5 - at Nebraska
Sept. 12 - MEMPHIS
Sept. 19 - AIR FORCE
Sept. 26 - at Boston College
Oct. 10 - RUTGERS
Oct. 17 - at Illinois (Cannon Trophy Game)
Oct. 24 - at Michigan
Oct. 31 - NORTHWESTERN (Homecoming)
Nov. 7 - at Minnesota
Nov. 14 - WISCONSIN
Nov. 21 - IOWA
Nov. 28 - at Indiana (Old Oaken Bucket Game)