BYU Cougars Football tickets

About BYU Cougars Football

Team: BYU Cougars

Conference: Independent

Home Games: LaVell Edwards Stadium

Head Coach: Kelani Sitake

National Championships: 1

Conference Titles: 23

Colors: Blue and White

How much are BYU Cougars football tickets?

The price of BYU Cougars football tickets varies depending on what game it is and the location of the seats. The most expensive seats at LaVell Edwards Stadium are the box seats located on the north sideline. The most high-profile regular-season game the BYU Cougars play each season is generally against their biggest rival, the

Utah Utes

. For the best deals on seats, look in the upper deck section, which has great bird's-eye views of the action.

Where does the BYU Cougars football team play?

When you have BYU Cougars football tickets to a home game, you will be attending the game at LaVell Edwards Stadium. Named after a long-time coach of the school, the stadium boasts two decks on each side with great views of the action from any seat. The capacity is just under 64,000 people when you include standing room only tickets.

Who are some notable players from BYU Cougars football?

The BYU Cougars have had a number of high-profile players during the team's history. The most obvious for college football fans is Ty Detmer, who was the only Cougar to ever win the Heisman Trophy. However, if you are an NFL fan, the most famous player to play at BYU is Steve Young, who is a Hall of Fame

San Francisco 49ers

quarterback with three Super Bowl rings. He also got second place in the Heisman Trophy voting in 1983.

Has the BYU Cougars football team ever won a national championship?

Yes. The BYU Cougars claimed the NCAA national championship in 1984. During that season, the Cougars had a win-loss record of 13-0, including a win against the

University of Michigan

in the Holiday Bowl. Michigan was ranked No. 1 going into that game. This is the team's only national championship.