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Auburn Tigers Football Tickets

All college sporting event and NCAA Football tickets are listed in the page of the home team. If you are looking for Auburn Tigers Football Football tickets for an away game search for tickets on the page of their opponent for the game you wish to purchase tickets. If you are searching for tickets to a College Football Bowl Game please go to the page for the particular Bowl Game.

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Event Tickets Direct sells Auburn Tiger Football tickets. We specialize in selling tickets to sold out college football games at low prices. If we don't have the tickets that you are looking for in stock we will do our best to locate them in our national database. In addition to regular season Auburn Tiger Football tickets, we also carry Auburn FootballSeason Tickets and tickets for all Bowl Games including the BCS Championship.

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About Auburn Tiger Football

"Auburn Tigers - The Tigers’ football team plays its home games in Jordan-Hare Stadium. With a capacity of 86,063, when the Tigers have a home game, Jordan-Hare Stadium becomes Alabama’s fifth-largest city. Overall, Auburn has played 288 games in the Stadium, winning 226, losing 55 and tying seven for a winning percentage of .800 against some of the nation’s best teams in college football. Auburn’s longest home winning streak is 30 games covering a period of nine years. What is now Jordan-Hare Stadium was first opened and dedicated in 1939. When the stadium was renamed ""Cliff Hare Stadium"" in 1949, 14,000 seats—the present lower east stands—had been added, raising capacity to 21,500. The Tigers’ main rivals include Alabama, LSU, Georgia, Kentucky and Ole Miss. "

Southeastern Conference Football Football

"In 1932, The 13 members of the Southern Conference west and south of the Appalachian Mountains reorganized and formed the Southeastern Conference. The SEC has won 72 national championships during the last 10 years, averaging more than seven per year in the 20 sports the league sponsors. The SEC won seven national titles in 2001. In basketball, the Southeastern Conference has won eight NCAA Championships and three NIT Championships. Three of those NCAA titles have come during the last eight years (1994, 1996, and 1998). In 1998-99, the league had its string of consecutive Final Four appearances end at six. The SEC is made up of 12 teams, Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana State, Mississippi, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. The newest members of the conference South Carolina and Arkansas, joined the league in 1990."