PROVO, Utah — News has surfaced that BYU Athletics is quietly preparing to lower ticket prices for the 2025 football season — even though no official announcement was planned this week. Sources close to the program revealed the plan late Sunday night, catching many by surprise and sending Cougar Nation into a frenzy.
According to the leak, season ticket packages could see a reduction of nearly 15%, while single-game tickets may start as low as $25. Students would benefit from a new “Blue Pride Pass,” aimed at making BYU Football more accessible to young fans on a budget.
The revelation quickly spread across fan groups online, with supporters praising the move as a “massive win” for the community. Some even questioned whether BYU Athletics intentionally held back the announcement to build suspense.
Athletic Director Tom Holmoe has not yet commented publicly, but insiders suggest the official rollout was scheduled for later this month. The sudden leak, however, has already sparked excitement and may push BYU to confirm the details sooner than expected.
The timing of this leak is significant: true freshman Bear Bachmeier is set to debut as the starting quarterback on August 30 against Portland State, and with lowered ticket prices, LaVell Edwards Stadium is expected to be packed to the rafters.
Whether intentional or not, this “unplanned news” has fired up Cougar Nation — and fans are now more eager than ever to witness what could be one of BYU’s most exciting seasons in years.
