Cotton Bowl Tickets

With a history that stretches back to ’37, the Cotton Bowl Classic is among the oldest in all of college football, and it is also among the most prestigious. Since its inception it was played at the venerable Cotton Bowl Stadium on the grounds of the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, but recently it was moved to the massive new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. And even though that makes more Cotton Bowl game tickets available, it has also increased the demand for tickets and raised the profile of the bowl game even more. Then the fact that the Cotton Bowl matches up the Big 12 against the SEC makes it even more desirable. If you want Cotton Bowl Classic game tickets, GoTickets has them.

The SEC has dominated the Cotton Bowl in recent years with victories by LSU, Ole Miss, Auburn, Alabama and Tennessee with Missouri as the only Big 12 team to pull off a victory in the past eight years. But you can bet that the Big 12 Conference is aiming for revenge this year, especially when you consider that the Texas A&M Aggies are set to move from the Big 12 to the SEC. This year’s AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic is set to be played on January 6, so don’t waste any more time before buying your Cotton Bowl game tickets.

Even though the old Cotton Bowl Stadium certainly features its share of history and tradition, it really doesn’t compare to the billion-dollar Cowboys Stadium and all the amenities it offers. The enormous video screen at Cowboys Stadium is worth the price of admission on its own, so you can consider seeing the Cotton Bowl game on the field as an extra benefit. If you want to be there in person this year, now is the time to buy your 2012 Cotton Bowl game tickets.