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Purdue football season ticket sales surge toward 40,000

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Summer is heating up, and so are sales of Purdue football season tickets in advance of Ryan Walters‘ first year as Boilermaker head coach.

According to the Purdue athletic department, season ticket sales already have exceeded 39,000 for the 2023 football season, including 6,000 new season tickets.

The last time Purdue exceeded 39,000 season tickets sold was 2008, when more than 41,000 were purchased for what was Joe Tiller’s 12th and final season as Boilermaker coach.

In 2022, Purdue sold more than 37,000 season tickets. The school sold over 33,500 season tickets in 2021 after fans weren’t allowed to attend games in 2020 due to the pandemic.

Single-game ticket sales for John Purdue Club members began on Tuesday. Single-game ticket sales for the general public will begin on July 18.

Purdue still has over a month to sell more season tickets, as the home opener is Sept. 2 vs. Fresno State, the first of seven home games for the Boilermakers in 2023.

Kickoff times already have been announced for the first three home games, with two taking place at night: Sept. 16 vs. Syracuse (7:30 p.m. ET) and Sept. 22 vs. Wisconsin (7 p.m. ET).

The game with the Badgers will be on a Friday. The last time Purdue played at home on a Friday night was vs. Ohio in 2017, a 44-21 win in Jeff Brohm’s first season. The game vs. Wisconsin also will be the first Big Ten tilt for Walters.

Ross-Ade Stadium is undergoing a $45 million renovation that is scheduled to be finished in time for the 2023 season, which will be the 100th in stadium history.

Purdue is coming off an historic season, winning the program’s first Big Ten West championship and advancing to the league title game in Indianapolis vs. Michigan. The Boilermakers concluded an 8-6 season (6-3 Big Ten) with a trip to the Citrus Bowl in Orlando vs. LSU.

Purdue 2023 home schedule

DateOpponent, Time, Network
Sept. 2Fresno State, 12 p.m. ET, BTN
Sept. 16Syracuse, 7:30 p.m. ET, NBC
Sept. 22Wisconsin, 7 p.m., ET, FS1
Sept. 30Illinois, 3:30 p.m./4 p.m./ 7:30 p.m. ET, Network TBA
Oct. 14Ohio State, TBD
Nov. 11Minnesota, TBA
Nov. 25Indiana, TBA

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