Memphis Tigers College Football Tickets And Seating Chart

On a more positive note, the Memphis Tigers won their game against Tennessee-Martin 31-14 and against UTEP 35-20. This is a clear indication that there's some roar in these young players and that the coaches need to continue providing guidance and instruction on how best to put that effort to work at winning more games this season. Those who remain optimistic hope to see some great skills and moves on the field as the Memphis Tigers play out the rest of the year this season against East Carolina on October 27, Tennessee on November 7, UAB on November 15, Houston on November 21, Tulsa on November 27 and Conference USA Championship finals on December 5.

The overall statistics not only indicate the obvious, which is that Memphis Tigers points are lower than opponents but also reveal that first down rushing and passing are well within the range of competitors. Those who are skeptical should reconsider the efforts of this great team and remember the challenges that a good football game contains when you put two good teams together; somebody has to lose.

The Liberty Bowl Stadium offers six gated entrances into this oval shaped stadium with seating options galore. To the north are the sky boxes and stadium office. Box offices are located at Gates 1, 3, 4 and 6 for those who require assistance. Handicap accessible ramps are located between sections 108 and 109 and sections 116 and 117. North and south tunnels produce the players onto the field and seating options in areas about the tunnel on both sides offer fans a bird's eye view as players enter the stadium for each game.

Located at 335 S Hollywood Street in Memphis, Tennessee, the Liberty Bowl Stadium has been the home of the Memphis Tigers since 1965 when it was first opened. FieldTurf is the surface played on and the current seating capacity is 62,380. This mature stadium does lack some of the luster that newer stadiums have but it is rich with culture and still draws large crowds in support of the Tigers. The four level press boxes are comparable to many stadiums and the scoreboard gives excellent sites from virtually any point in the stadium.

If you're looking for a stadium that lets you experience all the action of the game up close and personal, the Liberty Bowl Stadium delivers on time every time. It's best to get seats secured well in advance of games because there are not as many seats to choose from like the larger stadiums but the reward for buying ahead is that you do get a great selection. A record setting crowd of 65,885 was on hand in 1996 when the Memphis Tigers upset Tennessee who was ranked No. 6 at the time. Seating choices provide a panoramic feel so that when the crowd is full, fans are encircled around the players and create an atmosphere of electricity and excitement; something you can't experience watching them play on television.