Doesn't look like UM is having any problems with attendance and season tickets. Where do some of these posters come up with their nonsense?
Seasons ticket sales ahead increased 15% eery year since 2021.
"Demand for Grizzly football has
once again reached an all-time high.
For the first time in program history, Montana has sold-out of season tickets ahead of the 2025 slate with 19,737 packages sold and distributed more than a week before kickoff.
The new total marks the third-consecutive year Montana has set a new season ticket record. This year's total is nearly 1,000 more than 2024's record, is roughly 80 percent the listed capacity of Washington-Grizzly Stadium and is one of the highest at any level of college football in the Rocky Mountain West.
Montana has seen year-over year increases in season ticket sales since the Covid pandemic,
averaging a nearly 15 percent increase every year since 2021. In 2023, UM broke the old stadium record (set in 2009) with 18,761 season tickets sold, built on that record with 18,881 in 2024, and set another new record in 2025 with 19,737 packages sold and distributed.
"This season ticket number is truly amazing and once again emphasizes this fact, the support Griz athletics receives from our passionate fan base is unmatched. I speak for our student-athletes, coaches and the university when I express my gratitude to Griz Nation for their commitment. We simply could not accomplish the goals we have set without this level of support," said UM director of athletics
Kent Haslam.
UM led the FCS in accumulative attendance in 2024 with 193,391 passing through the turnstiles and finished second in average attendance with 24,174 fans per game. In 2024 Montana also set a new program record for consecutive sellouts at 16-straight games, a streak that started in 2022.
In 2023 Montana sold-out all six of its regular season games and sold-out the semifinal game against NDSU – the first playoff sellout in program history. The Griz also packed more than 27,000 into WGS for the first time ever that year with 27,178 in attendance to see the Griz beat Montana State 37-7 in the Brawl of the Wild game. All told, seven of the top 25 attended games in Washington-Grizzly Stadium history occurred in 2023 and 2024.
Boise State, which reached the College Football Playoff last season and is set to move to the Pac-12 next year, sold 19,762 season tickets in 2024, just 25 more than UM's new record.
The Griz would have placed second in the Mountain West Conference last year ahead of Fresno State (16,433), Colorado State (12,000), and UNLV (10,121), and would more than doubled the totals of San Diego State (9,852), Air Force (8,853), Utah State (8,612), Nevada (7,561), Hawaii (7,473), New Mexico (6,366), and San Jose State (3,446), according to a report from Nevada Sports Net.
Montana's new season ticket total is higher than five Mountain West teams' average home attendance in 2024 as well, including Nevada (17,288), Utah State (16,992), San Jose State (16,058), New Mexico (16,001), and Hawaii (12,963). It's also higher than every FCS team's 2024 average attendance outside of three other programs.
Elsewhere in the region, Washington State has reportedly sold 9,751 season tickets this year. The all-time record for season tickets at Martin Stadium in Pullman is reported to be just over 14,200.