Texas Tech Red Raiders College Football Tickets And Seating Chart

For the most part, the season's been real good to the Red Raiders. At the start, they beat North Dakota 38-13 and followed up a week later with a defeat of Rice 55-10. On September 19, the Red Raiders may have been favored to win but Texas took the game 34-24 and Houston followed suit taking a one point lead to end the game 29-28. The Red Raiders bounced back from the two losses to win against New Mexico 48-28, Kansas State 66-14 and Nebraska 31-10. From there, as folks say, the rest is history where Texas A&M is concerned and the win the rocked the Red Raiders.

During the rest of the 2009 season that remains, fans and coaches are optimistic that the Red Raiders can make an excellent run of things with the proper effort. Remaining games include Kansas on October 31, Oklahoma State on November 14, Oklahoma on November 21 and Baylor on November 28. The eyes will be on this great team to see if they will really show folks what they're made of. With the majority of the remaining games at home, hopefully they'll put on a show for everyone to remember.

Current fans already know that the Jones AT&T Stadium has recently undergone construction and there were mixed feelings about the expansion but for the most part, it was a good thing that took seating from 54,000 to 60,000. The expansion is expected to be complete no later than midseason, offering many great opportunities to enjoy the Red Raiders to new seating options. Game day logistics have changed some due to the continued construction on the east side where parking spaces have been cut back from 544 to 93. This construction is anticipated to add 1,000 to the stadium's existing capacity and provide more revenue-generating opportunities as well as to improve the appearance of Jones AT&T Stadium.

As many of these renovations are being finished up, fans will be treated to one of the finest stadiums in the country. Spanish architecture is themed throughout the stadium from the concourses to the concessions, luxury suites, club seating and state of the art press box. New restrooms have been added and gates around all sides provide easy access to designated seating. Whether you wish to north or south end of the field for a perfect view or to group in with the east side or west side of the stands, there are excellent sites all around Jones AT&T Stadium.

With so much tradition already rolled into the games that the Texas Tech Red Raiders play, it's a good idea to get your seats picked out and tickets purchased as soon as possible so that you're sure to get the seat you want for upcoming games. This is especially the case for highly competitive games like the ones coming up in October and November this year. Be sure to make your selections soon!