Sportscasting.com has analyzed the ticket price data on the secondary market for the upcoming 2025 SEC football season.
Key Highlights:
- Georgia ($277.38) has the most expensive average home ticket prices in the SEC, followed closely by Texas ($273.86)
- Average SEC ticket prices are up 49% in 2025 ($132.58) compared to last season ($88.93)
- Texas A&M ($91.29) was the only SEC team with cheaper ticket prices year-over-year, down -41.8% from last season ($157)
- South Carolina saw the biggest year-over-year increase in ticket prices at +191%
- Mississippi State ($46) has the cheapest average price for the second year in a row
Georgia & Texas Have Highest Average SEC Football Ticket Prices In 2025
Two of the teams that were top-5 seeds in the 2024 College Football Playoff have the highest average ticket prices for 2025.
Georgia leads the way this season, with an average get-in price for a single home game ticket sitting at $277.38. The Bulldogs have the most expensive ticket prices in the SEC for the second straight year with the average get-in price rising by nearly 77% year-over-year. Georgia has five straight games on the schedule with get-in costs of over $200, and no home games priced under $75.
Texas is not far behind with their average price of $273.86. Two of the Longhorns’ contests are priced higher than $585 this year, as they will be one of the marquee attractions in the nation with Arch Manning under center.
SEC Rivalries Dominate List of Most Expensive Games
| Date | Matchup | Get-In Price |
| September 27th | Alabama @ Georgia | $726 |
| October 11th | Texas vs. Oklahoma* | $682 |
| November 28th | Texas A&M @ Texas | $589 |
| November 15th | Texas @ Georgia | $551 |
| September 13th | Georgia @ Tennessee | $379 |
The most expensive SEC game in 2025 will be the longstanding rivalry between Georgia and Alabama on September 27th. The game is a home contest for the Bulldogs, and the current get-in price is sitting at over $725. That figure is more than $100 higher than last year’s most expensive SEC game, which stood at $615.
The second-priciest ticket technically isn’t a home game for either team. On October 11th, the Red River Rivalry between Texas and Oklahoma will be played at the Cotton Bowl in Arlington, and features a get-in cost of $682. That is a 74% increase over the price for the same game last year, which was $390.
Mississippi State Has Cheapest Tickets For Second Straight Season
| Date | Matchup | Get-In Price |
| September 20th | NIU @ Mississippi State | $10 |
| September 13th | Alcorn State @ Mississippi State | $11 |
| August 30th | Charleston Southern @ Vanderbilt | $17 |
| November 22nd | Mercer @ Auburn | $19 |
| August 20th | Georgia State @ Ole Miss | $19 |
The lowest average ticket price in the SEC belongs to Mississippi State, and it is not particularly close. The figure for the Bulldogs sits at $46 this season, $30 cheaper than the next lowest. It puts them at the bottom of the list for the second straight season, despite seeing an overall average increase of over 155%. Last year, Mississippi State’s home games averaged a price of just $18.
The two cheapest individual games on the entire SEC schedule will be Bulldogs home games played at Davis Wade Stadium. During back-to-back weekends in September, tickets for games against Northern Illinois and Alcorn State will run for a combined $21. Last season, Vanderbilt’s home schedule featured a game with a get-in price of $2.
SEC Football Ticket Price Trends (2025 vs. 2024)
South Carolina saw the biggest year-over-year increase in ticket prices at +191%, followed by Missouri (+156%) and Mississippi State (+154%). All in all, five teams saw their average ticket prices at least double in 2025, including Texas (+106%) and Auburn (+105%).
Texas A&M ($91.29) was the only SEC team with cheaper prices year-over-year with the cost of tickets down -41.8% compared to last season ($157).
Overall, the average get-in price to attend an SEC football game was up 49% in 2025 ($132.58) compared to 2024 ($88.93).
