Michigan Wolverines Tickets

Last season was the third and final one of the Rich Rodriguez era in Michigan. Despite the fact that Rich Rod finally got the Wolverines back to a bowl game, a 52-14 beatdown at the hands of Mississippi State in the Gator Bowl was the last straw. So now the job is in the hands of Brady Hoke, a former Michigan assistant who has enjoyed tremendous success as a head coach at Ball State and San Diego State. Of course being the head coach of the Wolverines is a bit different than it is at those two schools, but it appears that Hoke is up for the challenge. To make his job a little easier in his first season, the Michigan Wolverines roster returns 17 of 22 starters from last season. So order your Michigan football tickets now so you can be there to watch this team bring the winning tradition back to Ann Arbor.

Last year’s Michigan Wolverines football schedule was filled with streaks, both good and bad. The team started out with four straight wins, only to follow that up with three straight losses. Then they won back to back games before ending the season on a three game losing skid. They ended the season with a 7-6 record but they were 0-5 against ranked opponents and the only standout victory among the seven was a win over Notre Dame in South Bend. This year’s schedule will again be challenging, especially with the addition of the Nebraska Cornhuskers to the Big Ten Conference. The Huskers will visit Michigan Stadium on November 19, one week before the annual showdown against the Ohio State Buckeyes. The highlight of the early season schedule is a September 10 appearance against Notre Dame. GoTickets has Michigan Wolverines football tickets for every single game at home and away this season.

With a capacity of nearly 110,000, Michigan Stadium is the largest in the entire United States, yet it is not even close to being big enough to match the demand for Michigan football tickets. Every game will be sold out this season, but GoTickets is ready to help you find Michigan Wolverines tickets for any games that you want to see, including the Big Ten Championship Game if Michigan makes it that far.