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Ohio State–Texas Tickets Surge on Resale Market

High national demand for two top-ranked teams with Heisman-caliber quarterbacks is driving the resale surge.

Overview

  • This week, major resale platforms listed the lowest available tickets in the mid-$500s for the Sept. 12 game at Darrell K. Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium.
  • Ticket-tracking data from USA Today’s Inside Tracking shows the average resale price near $1,010 per ticket, reflecting broad market strength beyond the lowest listings.
  • A niche report citing The Buckeye Nut found premium club and VIP listings topping $6,000, a high ceiling that is not widely corroborated across mainstream resale sites.
  • The matchup’s profile — Ohio State ranked No. 1, Texas No. 4, return of quarterbacks Julian Sayin and Arch Manning, and an ABC primetime slot with national media presence — is the main demand driver.
  • The spike raises costs for traveling fans and highlights how limited stadium inventory, tiered club seating and platform fees can push prices into wide bands from mid-$500s to several thousand dollars.