Oklahoma State football is paying Tulsa $300,000 to play at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater on Sept. 19, according to a contract obtained by The Oklahoman.
This is the second game of an eight-game series between the Cowboys and Golden Hurricane.
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The Cowboys (1-1) host the Golden Hurricane (1-2) at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 19 (ESPN).
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How much is Oklahoma State football paying Tulsa for game at Boone Pickens Stadium
Here’s what to know about the contract for the 2025 OSU-Tulsa football game:
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Payout: OSU pays $300,000 to Tulsa
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Officials: The contract stipulates that officials for the game must be from a “Power Five Conference,” which has now been reduced to the Power Four. Tulsa will assign the officials, but OSU is responsible for their payment.
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Tickets: OSU must provide 800 complimentary tickets, as well as 2,000 additional tickets to be sold through the Tulsa ticket office. Tulsa can request another 2,000 tickets, if available.
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Additional games: This is the second game of an eight-game contract that began in 2024. OSU and Tulsa will alternate hosting each year through 2031. All stipulations are specified for the host team to meet the requirements that OSU is fulfilling this year.
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Other items of note: The contract’s ticket clause includes the following line: “The Game shall not require purchase of season or additional tickets to purchase ticket to the scheduled Game.”
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How much is Oklahoma State football paying for 2025 nonconference football games?
According to contracts obtained by The Oklahoman, the Cowboys received $400,000 for their Week 2 game at Oregon and paid $450,000 for the season opener against UT-Martin.
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Oklahoma State vs Tulsa will be broadcast on ESPN in Week 4 of the 2025 college football season. Anish Shroff (play-by-play), Andre Ware (analyst) and Paul Carcaterra (sidelines) will call the game from the booth at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater.
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