LUBBOCK, Texas — Texas Tech called for a “stripe out” of Jones AT&T Stadium for the September 9 game against Oregon.
Fans were asked to follow a color map to see which color is assigned to each section.
” Students and all fans in odd-numbered sections are asked to wear red as are those in sections 112A, 112B and the north loge box area,” Texas Tech Athletics said in a press release. “All fans in even-numbered sections as well as section 111 are asked to wear white.”
This was the first stripe out initiative since the 2014 season, Texas Tech Athletics said.
The following is a press release from Texas Tech Athletics:
LUBBOCK, Texas – Texas Tech is calling for a “stripe out” of Jones AT&T Stadium on Sept. 9 when the Red Raiders host Oregon in front of a sellout crowd.
Red Raider fans are encouraged to follow the attached color map to see what color is assigned to each specific section. Students and all fans in odd-numbered sections are asked to wear red as are those in sections 112A, 112B and the north loge box area. All fans in even-numbered sections as well as section 111 are asked to wear white.
This will be Texas Tech’s first “stripe out” initiative since the 2014 season. As of now, Texas Tech’s only other announced color scheme for the 2023 season is the Thursday night contest versus TCU where all fans are encouraged to wear black. Any additional color schemes will be announced the week of the game.
Tickets for the home opener versus Oregon are officially sold out as Texas Tech expects a capacity crowd for a potential top-25 non-conference matchup. Fans who were unable to purchase tickets to the Oregon game directly through the athletics department are encouraged to utilize SeatGeek, the official secondary ticket partner of Texas Tech Athletics.
Tickets for Texas Tech’s next home game Sept. 16 versus Tarleton State are still on sale through the Athletics Ticket Office. Texas Tech is offering a 2 for $20 deal for the Tarleton State game, which can be purchased by using the promo code TSU23 online at TexasTech.com.
