What Bowl game does USC play in? Looking at Trojans' postseason matchup
The USC Trojans (6-6, 4-5 Big Ten) started the season on an impressive note, winning against the then No. 13 LSU Tigers. However, when they entered the Big Ten (their first season in this conference) play, they endured losses against (then-No. 18) Michigan, Minnesota, (4) Penn State, Maryland and Washington in conference games.
Their failed season also led Lincoln Riley to bench starting quarterback Miller Moss for Jayden Maiava. With no certainty in sight, Moss entered the transfer portal. As for the Trojans, they won't be playing any playoff games this year.
What Bowl game does USC play in?
On Sunday, it was announced that the USC Trojans will play against the Texas A&M Aggies in the Las Vegas Bowl. The game will be played on Dec. 27 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Kickoff is scheduled at 10:30 p.m. ET.
What are starting ticket prices for USC vs Texas A&M Las Vegas Bowl?
Bowl games don't get much traction as the College Football Playoff round. While the general ticket of first-round playoff games is around $250-300, for the Las Vegas Bowl, starting tickets hover around $100.
Fans interested in watching the contest can go to StatHub and book their tickets now as with each passing day, prices may increase.
Premium Areas (Midfield & Prime Views)
The most expensive tickets are located in the sections near the midfield. These sections include those around the center of the stadium, typically located in the lower levels near the 50-yard line. Tickets in these sections, like those in Sections 118 and 119, are among the highest-priced, ranging from $1,314 to $1,387.
End Zone Seats
Seats behind the end zones located at either end of the stadium, for instance, Sections 128 and 130, are priced between $1,273 and $1,722.
Corner and Upper-Level Seats
For fans seeking a more budget-friendly option, corner and upper-level seats offer are options. Sections like 121 and 122 in the corners are priced between $761 and $768. Additionally, the upper-level sections provide an even more affordable option, with prices ranging from $93 to $204.