The cheapest way into McLane Stadium for Colorado’s trip to Baylor appeared as low as $16 on TickPick and Gametime, below the $17 to $43 range tracked earlier in the week.
The catch is that resale prices do not remain dormant for long. Later checks showed the floor moving again, with SeatGeek listing the game from $17 on its Colorado schedule page and Gametime showing higher all-in prices. So the $16 mark should at best be considered a Wednesday snapshot (not a guarantee that by kickoff it will remain there).
Saturday’s game starts at 10 a.m. MT on ESPN2. It is Colorado’s first trip to Waco since 2007, and Baylor is using the game as its Traditions Game, with throwback uniforms and several old-school game-day touches.
Colorado has no cheaper game left on SeatGeek
Even after the prices began to shift again, Baylor remained the cheapest game left on Colorado’s SeatGeek schedule. The Buffaloes’ away game page showed that the trip to Waco starts from $16, while Cincinnati starts from $64, Arizona State from $79, and Oklahoma State from $162.
The home dates were higher as well. Per SeatGeek, the UCF game starts at $62, Houston from $63, Kansas State at $96, Texas Tech from $106, and Utah from $144. For anyone who simply wants to see Deion Sanders’ team in person, Waco is still the low-cost option on that marketplace.
The timing is notable because Colorado is coming off a 41-7 loss at Evanston. Sanders also said Tuesday that his offense is averaging about 10 points per game if the Weber State win is excluded…