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How to Watch ٺƵ Football This Fall

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Students watch ٺƵ football game.
The lawn at ٺƵ Health Stadium is a favorite vantage point for fans. (Gregory Urquiaga/ٺƵ)

There will be a lot to look for at this fall’s ٺƵ football games, and a lot of ways to watch, including a variety of game-day experiences and streaming of home games.

First game this week

ٺƵ will start the season this week with a game Thursday (Aug. 31) at Texas A&M University - Commerce, followed by another away game Sept. 9 at Oregon State.

The Aggies’ first home game in ٺƵ Health Stadium will be against Southern Utah on Saturday, Sept. 16. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Tickets still available

Fans can, of course, take in anything from a single game to the entire season. and can still be arranged online.

Faculty and staff are still eligible for discounted season tickets: and enter the code AGGIESTAFFFB (as in, “Aggie staff FB,” for football).

In person: Parking, tailgating

Getting to campus for games will be more affordable this year, as faculty, staff and students can now pay the normal affiliate rate through to park on game day.

And to save up to 50%. Lots 30, 41 and 57, along with the University Credit Union Parking Structure, are $14 prior to game day and $16 on game day, through the website.

Parking at ٺƵ football games is free for retirees.

Those who want to celebrate with friends before the game can reserve space to in one of several different areas: Tailgate Town on Bob Biggs Field, Champions Corridor along La Rue Road, and Parking Lots 53 and 56.

Themes, more

Students run onto the field at a football game.
The First-Year Field Storm, previously called the Running of the First-Years, is a favorite fall tradition. (Gregory Urquiaga/ٺƵ)

, honoring and entertaining attendees. The football season will again bring in a bit of Picnic Day flair, hosting the annual in-game Doxie Derby on Nov. 4.

Cori will be back, as will Maggie the Aggie. Check back in a future edition of Dateline to read more about those fan-favorites.

The full theme schedule is as follows:

  • Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. against Southern Utah: Community and Teacher Appreciation Day
  • Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. against Eastern Washington: Back to School Day, rally towel giveaway
  • Oct. 7 at 4 p.m. against Montana: Homecoming, First-Year Field Storm (previously called the Running of the First Years), Breast Cancer Awareness Day
  • Nov. 4  at 4 p.m. against Portland State: Parents and Family Day, Band Day, Doxie Derby, Faculty/Staff Appreciation Day
  • Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. against Sacramento State: Causeway Classic, Salute to Heroes

Streaming/broadcast: All home games

of the Aggies’ regular season home games will be featured on ESPN+. or purchased individually for about $10 per month. Radio and TV coverage schedules for away games are .

The X’s and O’s

Head Coach Dan Hawkins previewed the upcoming season in two recent TV interviews:

ٺƵ is coming off a 6-5 season, marking the fourth winning season in the last five years under coach Dan Hawkins.

The 2023 Aggies return a lot of pieces from a year ago, including Big Sky passing leader Miles Hastings. ٺƵ also returns All-Big Sky first-teamers Rex Connors, Zach Kennedy and Lan Larison. Second-team selection Jordan Ford returns and is joined by third-teamers Chubba Maae, Teddye Buchanan and Jehiel Budgett.

ٺƵ Athletics contributed to this report.

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Cody Kitaura is the editor of Dateline ٺƵ and can be reached by email or at 530-752-1932.

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