Colorado’s homecoming game versus Baylor completely sold out

The University of Colorado’s football program continues to capture the attention of fans, as the highly anticipated homecoming game against the Baylor Bears on September 21 has completely sold out. This marks a significant milestone for the Buffaloes, as it will be their first Big 12 conference matchup in 13 years. The enthusiasm surrounding this game underscores the high expectations for CU’s return to the conference.

Following last year’s historic achievement, where every home game sold out for the first time in the university's history, the Buffaloes continue to see unprecedented demand. Season tickets for 2024 are already sold out, and single-game tickets are disappearing quickly for the remaining home games against North Dakota State, Kansas State, Utah, and Oklahoma State.

This marks the first time in over two decades that multiple games have sold out in consecutive seasons, with the last occurrence being during the 1995-96 seasons. The excitement and support for the Buffaloes are at a fever pitch, echoing the golden era of the 1989-1997 seasons.

This sellout is the second of the 2024 season, with the Family Weekend game against Cincinnati on October 26 also reaching capacity. Fans eager to attend these games can still find tickets through CU's official secondary partner, SeatGeek.