First Sell Out In The Books: Family Weekend vs. Wyoming
June 18, 2025 | Football
Several Other Games Selling Fast
BOULDER — The first one is officially in the books. The Colorado Buffaloes will once again celebrate Family Weekend in front of a packed Folsom Field as the football game against Wyoming on Sept. 20 is officially sold out, the first sellout of the 2025 season.
In the Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders Era, CU has sold out more games than any two-year stretch in school history, 10 games,  and the first sellout for 2025 is coming about a month before the first sellout was announced for the 2024 season. At this pace, opportunities for fans to see the 2025 Buffaloes at iconic Folsom Field will soon be limited.  Â
Other games are selling fast, including CU's season opener against Georgia Tech, a Friday Night Lights game on August 29 to kickoff the season. Demand for the Georgia Tech game is greater than any season opener in the last five years except the 2023 Nebraska game, which was Coach Prime's first game and just the second time Nebraska visited Folsom after the two parted ways as conference rivals.
While it's the first match-up against the Yellow Jackets, the two have a shared history of the 1990 National Championship. CU won the consensus national championship but Georgia Tech was crowned champions in the coaches poll that season.
Single game inventory has also decreased due to a 13 percent rise in the season ticket base, and season tickets have also sold out.Â
Two other big home games will also happen in September with Delaware playing its second-ever FBS game in Boulder on Sept. 6 in a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. New conference rival BYU will also visit Boulder on Sept. 27 in an Alamo Bowl rematch with kickoff set for 8:15 p.m.
CU's remaining home schedule includes matchups against old Big Eight and Big 12 rival Iowa State (Oct. 11), which is also showing a high demand, a Homecoming matchup against vs. Arizona (Nov. 1), and senior day match-up against Arizona State (Nov. 22).Â
The 2025 Buffaloes will feature 48 newcomers which include 14 high school signees, including 5-star QB Julian Lewis, MaxPreps National Player of the Year Quentin Gibson and many others, and five other four-star prospects, and 34 transfers including at least eight four- and five-star products including QB Kaidon Salter, WR Hykeem Williams, S Noah King and DL Jehiem Oatis, among many others.Â
Those newcomers will join a talented list of key returners which include three true freshmen that started on offense last season with OT Jordan Seaton, WR Dre'lon Miller and RB Micah Welch. The Buffs also return key contributors to a big-play defense including DB's Preston Hodge, DJ McKinney and Carter Stoutmire, and edge players Samuel Okunlola, Keaten Wade and Arden Walker, among others.
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For more information on single-game football tickets, including premium seating and group opportunities, please visit CU's ticket information center.  Tickets for Wyoming are available on CU's secondary ticket partner, SeatGeek.
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In the Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders Era, CU has sold out more games than any two-year stretch in school history, 10 games,  and the first sellout for 2025 is coming about a month before the first sellout was announced for the 2024 season. At this pace, opportunities for fans to see the 2025 Buffaloes at iconic Folsom Field will soon be limited.  Â
Other games are selling fast, including CU's season opener against Georgia Tech, a Friday Night Lights game on August 29 to kickoff the season. Demand for the Georgia Tech game is greater than any season opener in the last five years except the 2023 Nebraska game, which was Coach Prime's first game and just the second time Nebraska visited Folsom after the two parted ways as conference rivals.
While it's the first match-up against the Yellow Jackets, the two have a shared history of the 1990 National Championship. CU won the consensus national championship but Georgia Tech was crowned champions in the coaches poll that season.
Single game inventory has also decreased due to a 13 percent rise in the season ticket base, and season tickets have also sold out.Â
Two other big home games will also happen in September with Delaware playing its second-ever FBS game in Boulder on Sept. 6 in a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. New conference rival BYU will also visit Boulder on Sept. 27 in an Alamo Bowl rematch with kickoff set for 8:15 p.m.
CU's remaining home schedule includes matchups against old Big Eight and Big 12 rival Iowa State (Oct. 11), which is also showing a high demand, a Homecoming matchup against vs. Arizona (Nov. 1), and senior day match-up against Arizona State (Nov. 22).Â
The 2025 Buffaloes will feature 48 newcomers which include 14 high school signees, including 5-star QB Julian Lewis, MaxPreps National Player of the Year Quentin Gibson and many others, and five other four-star prospects, and 34 transfers including at least eight four- and five-star products including QB Kaidon Salter, WR Hykeem Williams, S Noah King and DL Jehiem Oatis, among many others.Â
Those newcomers will join a talented list of key returners which include three true freshmen that started on offense last season with OT Jordan Seaton, WR Dre'lon Miller and RB Micah Welch. The Buffs also return key contributors to a big-play defense including DB's Preston Hodge, DJ McKinney and Carter Stoutmire, and edge players Samuel Okunlola, Keaten Wade and Arden Walker, among others.
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For more information on single-game football tickets, including premium seating and group opportunities, please visit CU's ticket information center.  Tickets for Wyoming are available on CU's secondary ticket partner, SeatGeek.
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