Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State Tickets
The 2026 Egg Bowl
The 123rd meeting between Ole Miss and Mississippi State will be held on Friday, November 27th 2026 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, MS.
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Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State Tickets
Next Game: November 27, 2026 | Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS
The Egg Bowl between the Ole Miss Rebels and Mississippi State Bulldogs returns to Oxford on November 27, 2026. Secure your tickets now for Mississippi’s most heated in-state rivalry game.
Egg Bowl Ticket Prices
| Seating Area | 2026 Projected Price Range | Typical Get-In Price |
|---|---|---|
| Upper Deck (Sections 101–106, 201–206) | $150 – $300 | $125+ |
| Lower Bowl Corners / End Zones | $200 – $450 | $175+ |
| Lower Bowl Sidelines | $300 – $650 | $275+ |
| Club Seats (Pavilion Level) | $500 – $1,200+ | $475+ |
| 50-Yard Line Lower Bowl / Premium Club | $600 – $1,500+ | $550+ |
Egg Bowl ticket prices fluctuate significantly based on team performance, rankings, and SEC standings. While the rivalry always draws strong attendance, prices on the resale market can surge dramatically when both teams are competitive or bowl eligibility is on the line.
2026 Egg Bowl Ticket Prices (Secondary Market)
Prices based on current early-bird resale listings and historical trends (StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats – January 2026). Expect fluctuations as the season approaches.
2025 Game Pricing: For the 2025 Egg Bowl at Mississippi State, resale tickets started around $150–200 for upper-deck seats, with premium sideline options ranging from $400–800 depending on availability. With Ole Miss ranked No. 14 entering the game, demand was elevated, contributing to higher-than-average prices across most sections.
2024 Game Pricing: The 2024 matchup in Oxford saw strong demand with the average resale ticket price approaching $400–450. Entry-level upper-deck seats commonly started in the $175–225 range, while premium lower-bowl and club seats routinely reached $600–900. Both teams were bowl-eligible, driving increased demand across all seating areas.
Factors Affecting Prices:
- Team rankings – tickets are higher when either or both teams are ranked
- Purchase timing – the closer you buy to game day, the higher the prices
- Bowl eligibility implications – if either team needs a win to reach bowl eligibility, prices surge
- Senior Day – Ole Miss often schedules Senior Day for the Egg Bowl, adding emotional weight
- Weather – mild Thanksgiving weekend weather typically increases demand
Best Time to Buy: Historically, the best ticket prices are found 3-5 weeks before the game. Waiting until game week often results in 25-50% higher prices, while buying immediately when tickets are released may mean paying more than necessary.
Price Trends: Monitor secondary market prices starting in late September to identify the optimal buying window. If ticket prices are dropping, wait another week or two. If prices are climbing, secure your seats before they rise further.
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How to Buy Egg Bowl Tickets
Egg Bowl tickets are available through several channels:
StubHub (Recommended): The largest secondary marketplace with buyer protection and guaranteed delivery. StubHub offers the widest selection of Egg Bowl tickets with real-time pricing across all seating sections. Every purchase is backed by FanProtect guarantee, ensuring you receive valid tickets before game day.
Official Athletic Department Tickets: Ole Miss offers tickets to season ticket holders and donors. Availability to the general public is extremely limited, as most tickets are allocated to season ticket holders before public sale. Single-game tickets (if available) typically go on sale in late summer. Check OleMissTix.com for updates.
Other Secondary Marketplaces: Additional options include Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, Ticketmaster Resale, and Gametime. Prices and selection vary across platforms, so comparing options can help you find the best deal for your preferred seats.
When Tickets Go On Sale: Tickets typically become available on secondary markets in late August or early September for the late November game. Official allotments from Ole Miss (if available to public) are announced in summer. Secondary market inventory increases as game day approaches, but prices tend to rise with increased demand.
Best Buying Strategy:
- Compare prices across multiple platforms before purchasing
- Buy 3-5 weeks before game day for optimal pricing
- Avoid waiting until game week when prices spike 25-50%
- Set price alerts on ticket platforms to monitor fluctuations
- Verify seller ratings and delivery guarantees
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Vaught-Hemingway Stadium Seating Guide – Finding the Best Seats for the Egg Bowl
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium is divided into several distinct seating areas, each offering unique views and atmosphere for the Egg Bowl.
Student Section (Sections C-E): The student section is located on the north end zone and creates the most intense atmosphere in the stadium. These seats are reserved for Ole Miss students only and are not available for public purchase.
Lower Bowl Sidelines (Sections A, B, F, G): These sections along both sidelines offer excellent sightlines close to the field. Sections on the west side (A, B) are considered prime seating. Lower bowl seats typically range $275–650 on the resale market.
50-Yard Line Seats: Midfield sections in the lower bowl (Sections A-B around rows 15-30) offer the best views in the stadium. These seats typically range $550–1,200+ on the resale market.
End Zone Sections: Affordable lower-bowl options are located behind the end zones. Prices usually fall between $150–300, offering strong value with excellent atmosphere.
Upper Deck: Upper-deck seats provide a full stadium view and are generally the least expensive, ranging $150–300 depending on timing and demand. Sections 101-106 and 201-206 offer the best upper-deck views.
Club Seats (Pavilion Level): For premium comfort, Pavilion-level seating includes wider seats, upscale concessions, and climate-controlled indoor spaces. These premium seats typically range $500–1,200+.
Visiting Team Side: Mississippi State fans typically congregate on the east side of the stadium. If you’re a Bulldogs fan, look for sections on that side for a friendlier atmosphere.
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Attending the Egg Bowl at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
Location: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, 1848 All American Drive, Oxford, MS 38677
Parking: Multiple lots and garages surround the stadium. Arrive early (3-4 hours before kickoff) for best parking options. Expect to pay $30-60 for parking. The Grove area is close to the stadium but fills quickly.
Tailgating: The Grove is one of college football’s most iconic tailgating destinations. Ole Miss fans gather under the oak trees for elaborate tailgate setups. Dress code is often upscale, with many fans wearing formal attire. Mississippi State fans also tailgate in designated areas around campus.
Game Time: The Egg Bowl typically kicks off in the late afternoon or evening, with exact times varying based on TV scheduling. Recent games have kicked off at 2:30 PM CT or 6:30 PM CT. The exact time is typically announced 1-2 weeks before the game.
Getting There: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium is located on the Ole Miss campus in Oxford. Access via Highway 6 or Highway 7. Limited public transportation options. Ride-share drop-off zones are available on the east side of the stadium near the parking garages.
What to Expect: The Egg Bowl atmosphere is intense and passionate. Expect packed crowds, loud celebrations, and emotional moments. The rivalry runs deep throughout Mississippi, making this one of the SEC’s most heated matchups.
About the Egg Bowl
The Egg Bowl between Ole Miss and Mississippi State has been played annually since 1901 (with few exceptions), making it one of college football’s longest-running rivalries. The game is officially called the Battle for the Golden Egg, with the winner receiving a trophy featuring a gold-plated football. The rivalry’s intensity reflects the deep cultural divide between Mississippi’s two flagship universities, with bragging rights meaning everything to fans across the state.
Historical Significance: With 123 meetings, Ole Miss holds a 67-46-6 edge in the all-time series. The rivalry has produced legendary moments, iconic finishes, and unforgettable celebrations (and controversies). Both programs have used Egg Bowl victories as season-defining wins.
2025 Result: Ole Miss defeated Mississippi State 26-14 in the 2025 matchup at Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville.
SEC Implications: As SEC West rivals (and now unified SEC members), the Egg Bowl often carries bowl eligibility implications or affects postseason positioning. The game’s placement at the end of the regular season heightens its importance.
The Golden Egg Trophy: The winner receives the Golden Egg, a gold-plated football mounted on a pedestal. The trophy has been awarded since 1927 and remains one of college football’s most distinctive rivalry trophies.
Venue Rotation: The Egg Bowl alternates between Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford and Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville. The 2026 game returns to Oxford.
Frequently Asked Questions
Early 2026 resale prices currently start around $125 for upper-deck seats. Lower sideline seats range $275–$650, club seats $475–$1,200, and prime 50-yard-line seats reach $550–$1,500+. Prices will fluctuate throughout the year based on team performance and demand.
Secondary-market tickets are typically available starting in late August. New inventory appears daily on StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats. The best prices historically appear 3–5 weeks before the game.
The Egg Bowl alternates between Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, MS and Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville, MS. The 2026 game will be played at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford.
Lower-bowl midfield sections (Sections A-B around rows 15-30) offer the best combination of sightlines and atmosphere. Pavilion-level club seats provide premium comfort with excellent views.
Possible but expensive — prices typically rise 25–50% in the final week and on game day. Advance purchase is strongly recommended.
Kickoff time is usually 2:30 PM or 6:30 PM CT depending on TV scheduling. The official time is typically announced 1-2 weeks before the game.
Yes, the game alternates annually between the two campuses. Ole Miss hosts in even years; Mississippi State hosts in odd years.
Yes, parking is separate and costs $30–$60 for most lots. Arrive 3-4 hours early for the best spots, especially if you plan to visit The Grove.
The Grove is Ole Miss’s iconic tailgating area featuring oak trees and elaborate tailgate setups. It’s one of college football’s most famous pre-game destinations and is located near the stadium.
Secure Your Seats for the 2026 Egg Bowl
Don’t miss Mississippi’s biggest in-state rivalry. Get your tickets now for the 2026 Egg Bowl between Ole Miss and Mississippi State at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford.
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