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Cowboys Classic Tickets

Cowboys Classic tickets available here! Arlington, TX lends their home once again to deserving college football teams this fall. On Saturday, August 31, 2013, Cowboy Stadium will be overflowing with LSU and TCU football fans with Cowboys Classic tickets that have come to see two premier college football teams face-off for the opening game of the season. Labor Day weekend Cowboy Stadium will be home to the LSU Tigers and the TCU Horned Frogs as they face-off in the "Cowboys Stadium Classic," so get your tickets today!

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2013 Cowboys Classic Information

The 2013 Cowboys goes down on Saturday, August 31, 2013 and see the LSU Tigers take on the TCU Horned Frogs in what looks to be a very exciting game of football. The Cowboys Classic will be broadcast on ESPN, so if you buy tickets you could very well end up on national television. This is going to be a great game and you can be there to watch LSU take on TCU in the first game of the year. LSU has long been one of the dominant powers in college football, winning two of three National Championship Games since the BCS system was introduced in 1998. Current Head Coach Les Miles has been at the helm of Tigers since 2005. During the 2012 season the LSU Tigers went 10-3 and consistently were ranked in the top ten. TCU was a down season in 2012 with 7-6 record. But the Horned Frogs have been one of the best teams in college football the past few seasons. They played in the Rose Bowl and beat Wisconsin. That marked TCU's second consecutive perfect season. With so much riding on the line for both teams, you can be sure that tickets for the 2013 Cowboys Classic are going to be in high demand so don't wait to get yours!

The Cowboys Classic is an annual college football game which started opening weekend in 2009, and since then Cowboys Classic tickets have become some of the most popular in college football. Cowboys Stadium and ESPN bring to you the highest profile teams to start off the college football season right. Covering the most anticipated primetime kickoff of the season will be either ESPN themselves or CBS. This is the start of the college football season and being there is an unforgettable experience, so get your tickets and don't miss out!

Previous Cowboys Classic Matchups

In 2012 the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Michigan Wolverines faced off in the Cowboys Classic with the largest attendance for the college football kickoff game yet at 90,413. With programs as esteemed as Alabama and Michigan, its not really surprising game tickets for the Cowboys Classic were as popular as they were. But the teams competing in the Cowboys Classic are always good, and in 2013 its no different.

in 2011, nearly packed to capacity, Cowboy Stadium overflowed with roughly 87,711 fans with tickets to see LSU Tigers and Oregon Ducks contest. With a final score of 40-27 the Oregon Ducks were defeated by the Louisiana State University Tigers. In 2010, with a little more than half the turn out of the 2011 Cowboys Classic, the TCU Horned Frogs managed to overthrow the Oregon State Beavers 30-21. The first contract year of The Cowboys Classic, the BYU Cougars beat the Oklahoma Sooners 14-13 in 2009.

Anticipation is building for the 4th Cowboys Stadium Classic on September 1, 2012. The University of Alabama Crimson Tide and the University of Michigan Wolverines haven’t contested in nearly 12 years. In January, 2000 they competed against each other in the Orange Bowl at Pro Player Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL where Alabama was defeated 34-35. With teams this big, you know that tickets for the Cowboys Classic are going to be very popular.

Head Coach, Nick Saban along with the Crimson Tide players are determined to reclaim themselves at the Cowboys Stadium Classic. The blue and yellow Michigan Wolverines will put up a fight though, seeing as they have the most all time wins and highest winning percentage in college football history. Don’t miss out on your chance to see this duo compete in the Cowboys Classic. Be first in line to purchase your tickets to the Michigan Wolverines and Alabama Crimson Tide face off this September 2012.

In previous editions of the Cowboys Classic, LSU beat Texas A&M at the Cotton Bowl and the TCU Horned Frogs beat the Oregon State Beavers, and BYU beat the Oklahoma Sooners. The 2011 Cowboys Classic goes down on Labor Day Weekend, which falls on September 3. If you are looking to get in the action next year, the 2012 Cowboys Classic sees the Michigan Wolverines take on the Alabama Crimson Tide on September 1, 2012.