SHAWNEE – Single game tickets for OBU's first season as full members of NCAA Division II are now on sale!
General admission tickets are $10, while reserved bench seats are available for $20. For the first time this season, OBU Athletics is making a limited number of reserved chair back seats available for single game sales. Seats in the Sec. 2 chair backs are $35.
Fans who purchase single game tickets online at OBUBison.com receive a 10 percent discount.
OBU students, faculty, and staff receive complimentary admission to all Bison football games with their OBU ID.
For fans interested in purchasing season tickets, a limited number of reserved seats in both bench (Sec. 1 and 3) and chair back (Sec. 2) sections are still available with a minimum contribution to the Stampede, the annual fund supporting OBU's 21 varsity athletics programs.
Benefits of Stampede membership can include priority parking and access to the Touchdown Club hospitality tent. Contact the Stampede at 405.585.5411 for more information or to purchase season tickets.
OBU opens the 2017 season Saturday, Sept. 2 against Great American Conference rival East Central in a game that will be streamed nationwide on ESPN3.
After visits to Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 9) and Arkansas Tech (Sept. 16), the Bison return to Crain Family Stadium at the Hurt Complex on Sept. 23 to face Harding in the inaugural Hall of Fame Game. OBU will induct four new members into its athletics Hall of Fame in ceremony on Friday, Sept. 22, and the inductees will be honored during a special presentation during Saturday's game.
The Bison visit Southern Arkansas on Sept. 30, before starting a home stand that includes three games on Bison Hill in the month of October.
Henderson State visits on Oct. 7, followed by a matchup with Arkansas-Monticello on Oct. 14. After a trip to Arkadelphia on Oct. 21 to face Ouachita, OBU will celebrate Homecoming on Oct. 28 against in-state rival Southwestern Oklahoma State.
The Bison hit the road to conclude the 2017 regular season with visits to Northwestern Oklahoma State (Nov. 4) and Southern Nazarene (Nov. 11).
After successfully completing the NCAA candidacy process, the 2017 season marks OBU first as a full member of Division II and the GAC. OBU's teams are now eligible for all GAC and NCAA postseason events, including the Division II playoffs and bowl games.
