Texas football will play seven home games in Darryl K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in 2026.
Texas Athletics announced today that all first-hand tickets for this season’s home games are officially sold out.
(Don’t worry, there will be plenty of second-hand, relatively affordable second-hand options all season long.)
From Texas Athletics:
“The sellout continues the incredible momentum surrounding the program … and marks the fifth consecutive season that Texas fans have sold out DKR well before the opening
kickoff of the season. While tickets available to the general public are sold out, returning and incoming UT students can still purchase the Big Ticket with Football student ticket package, providing access to 100+ Texas Athletics regular season home events during the 2026-27 season. Student tickets for football home games must be claimed during each game’s mobile ticket claim process.”
Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte chimed in, too.
“Longhorn Nation continues to set the standard,” Del Conte said in a news release. “Selling out our home schedule before the season begins speaks to the unmatched passion of our fans and the special atmosphere they create every time the Horns take the field. There’s nothing like a football Saturday in Austin, and we can’t wait to welcome more than 100,000 of our closest friends and family back to DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium.”
WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS
Austin American-Statesman: How Texas soccer could look different under new head coach Margueritte Bates
Houston Chronicle: Steve Sarkisian wants Texas to get tougher. Are Longhorns up to the challenge?
247Sports: The 25 Texas players who will have the most influence on the outcome of the Longhorns’ 2026 season
247Sports: Four Texas football players whose stock is rising during training camp
Inside Texas: Texas Practice Intel: The truth about the Longhorns’ offensive line
Inside Texas: Five Texas football players we’re not talking enough about in fall camp but should be
Inside Texas: Overanalyzing Texas Football Clips: Michael Terry, a ball-hawking secondary and more from practice
ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION
A s***-talking Arch Manning is now leading Texas
Three Texas standouts selected for Lombardi Award watch list
Kyle Flood needs a get-right season with talented Texas OL
2028 five-star OT Austin Attalah names Texas in top three
RECRUITING ROUNDUP
247Sports: 2028 Top247 safety CJ Craig-James works on visits with eight teams standing out early
247Sports: Nation’s No. 1 2028 WR Brysen Wright sets two in-season SEC visits
Inside Texas: Texas Longhorns connecting with 2028 OL Lance Ciechanowski, Sierra Canyon pipeline
Inside Texas: Four-star ’28 DB Jalen Flowers locks in seven game day visits
Inside Texas: Texas Longhorns Recruiting Intel: Brysen Wright, Horns nmake five-star’s top three, 2027 elite commit’s versatility
SEC SHOWDOWN
Austin American-Statesman: Why is Texas’ schedule the nation’s toughest? Let us count the ways
Houston Chronicle: Bohls: What play would you call for Arch Manning? Who would you add to SEC?
Rock M Nation: 2026 Mizzou Football Preview: Meet your tight ends
Red Cup Rebellion: 2026 Ole Miss Position Previews: Cornerbacks
Rocky Top Talk: Tennessee DL coach Rodney Garner had some pointed words for his players on Wednesday
A Sea Of Blue: Kentucky basketball target Jaxon Kohler appears headed to BYU
WHAT WE’RE READING
SB Nation: Russell Westbrook retires from NBA after 18 seasons
SB Nation: First impressions of Buffalo Bills new Highmark Stadium
SB Nation: College football regression candidates: 5 teams, including Indiana, likely to take a step back in 2026
NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND
- It’s only a matter of time.
