Texas Longhorns Crush SEC in Ticket Sales

0:00On April 30, Texas Longhorns are crushing it off the field too, leading the SEC and ticket sales for the fiscal year from July 1st, 20, 24 to June 30th, 2025. They raked in $62.8 million, blowing past everyone else in the conference. Texas A&M came in second, with $53.9 million, Oklahoma 3rd, at $47.9 million, Arkansas 4th with $46.2 million, and LSU 5th, at $43.6 million, Alabama rounded out $6.42.7 million. That on-field fire from their 11 wins in one loss-regular season, plus a playoff semi-final run, drove the demand sky high, even after a tough loss to Ohio State, moving to the SEC boosted it further, with big games against Georgia, Florida, and Kentucky packing the stadium, especially with seven home dates that year. Fans have been loyal, selling out season tickets for four straight years now.

1:00Coach Steve Sarkeesian called them out once to stick with the team, and they turned it around with a blowout win right after. As Sarkeesian gears up for another run at a title, these sales show the horns rise as real, turning rivals green with NB, while building momentum for. That championship pay off.