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OSU releases on-sale dates for 2023 mini-plan and single game tickets


FILE : More than 100,000 fans watched the Ohio State Buckeyes take on Oregon on September 11, 2021. (WSYX){p}{/p}
FILE : More than 100,000 fans watched the Ohio State Buckeyes take on Oregon on September 11, 2021. (WSYX)

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The 2023 Ohio State football single-game ticket sales, including the Pick Three mini-plan, will begin in June.

The Ohio State University Department of Athletics released the on-sale dates to purchase single-game football tickets and select games for Pick Three mini-plan.

  • June 7 /10 a.m. EDT – Pick Three mini-plan; Fans can build their own mini-plan by selecting one of these two games (Youngstown State or Western Kentucky) and adding any two games from this trio of games: Maryland, Michigan State, and Minnesota;
  • June 13 / 10 a.m. – OSU Alumni Association members single game presale;
  • June 16 / 10 a.m. – General public single-game sales.

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Prices for the Pick Three mini-plan start at $168 dollars, and depending on availability fans will be able to choose the best available seating options from multiple price zones.

Prices for single-game tickets, when available, will start at $41 and vary across price zones and opposing teams. Click here to see the detailed grid of single game prices by opponent and prize zone.

If single-game tickets for the marquee games sell out, the verified resale tickets are available through Ticketmaster, OSU's website, and the Ohio State Buckeyes app.

2023 Ohio State Football Schedule, Game Times, and Networks (as of May 19, 2023):

  • Sept. 2 – at Indiana
  • Sept. 9 – Youngstown State
  • Sept. 16 – Western Kentucky
  • Sept. 23 – at Notre Dame
  • Sept. 30 – Off
  • Oct. 7 – Maryland
  • Oct. 14 – at Purdue
  • Oct. 21 – Penn State
  • Oct. 28 – at Wisconsin
  • Nov. 4 – at Rutgers
  • Nov. 11 – Michigan State (7:30 p.m; NBC)
  • Nov. 18 – Minnesota
  • Nov. 25 – at Michigan (12 Noon; FOX)
  • Dec. 2 – Big Ten Championship Game
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