Oregon Ducks Football Tickets

Oregon football traces its roots to 1894, and became a charter member of the Pacific Coast Conference (which later grew into the Pac-12) in 1915.

The Ducks boast nearly ten consensus All-America selections, nine College Football Hall of Fame inductees, six members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and 2014 Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota.

Home games are played at Autzen Stadium, which sits near the banks of the Willamette River and holds 54,000 fans for home games. That crowd size might sound small compared to other major programs, but bring your ear plugs, because Autzen is known as one of the loudest facilities in the country. The noise level reached 127 decibels in a 2007 game against USC.

Before kickoff, a motorcycle carrying the Duck mascot leads the team onto the field. At the end of the third quarter, the loud Oregon crowd sings along to the classic song Shout. Sure, you can hear that song in lots of places. But it became famous in the 1978 movie Animal House, which was filmed at the University of Oregon.

In 2015, Tailgater magazine ranked Oregon as the top tailgating destination in the nation. A big reason was the indoor Moshofsky Center tailgate, which includes the marching band, the cheerleaders, the Ducks team, many large-screen TVs and plenty of food and drink options. The prices are reasonable and the place is packed, holding up to 6,000 people.

Being a longtime Pac-12 member, the Ducks have some historic rivalries. But none get their blood boiling like the annual “Civil War” against Oregon State. The schools first met on the gridiron in 1894, making it the seventh-oldest rivalry in college football. The winner receives the Platypus Trophy.

Are you ready to get loud with the Ducks and their lively fans? Then buy your Oregon football tickets now!