Bowling Green Falcons Football Tickets

Ever since it was built in 1966, Doyt Perry Stadium has been the site where holders of Bowling Green Falcons football tickets go to watch their team play. The stadium is named after historic coach Doyt L. Perry, who still holds the record for most wins by a football coach in school history. Since its construction, the Falcons have thrilled their fans with Bowling Green football tickets by winning nearly seventy percent of all the games played on their home field. Although the capacity of the stadium allows for only about 29,000 fans with Bowling Green tickets, it is sure that all of these seats will be filled. In 2001, permanent lighting was installed at the stadium, which allowed for night games to be played. This quickly boosted the sale of Bowling Green Falcons football tickets, which has remained high ever since.

Since the beginning of the 2003 season, players and fans with Bowling Green Falcons football tickets alike have looked to head coach Gregg Brandon to guide the team to victory. Coach Brandon has done just that, as he brought back to back bowl game championships to the fans with Bowling Green football tickets in 2003 and 2004. This was only the second time in school history that fans with Bowling Green tickets were able to enjoy consecutive bowl titles. Head Coach Brandon has also brought a show for all of the fans with Bowling Green football tickets, as his offense ranked in the top five in the nation in both total yards and offensive scoring in 2004.

Fans that purchase Bowling Green football tickets almost always wear brown and orange to the game, which have been the school colors since 1914. On the sidelines, the duo of Freddie and Frieda Falcon serve as the team’s mascots, as they encourage the Falcons to victory and entertain all of the fans with Bowling Green football tickets.

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