Cotton Bowl

Cotton Bowl Tickets - The House that Doak Built

Since 1932, the Cotton Bowl has been a highly respected institution in the world of college football. The site of the infamous, century-long feud between the University of Texas Longhorns and the University of Oklahoma Sooners, the Bowl has only seen its popularity grow in the past few decades. Needless to say, Cotton Bowl tickets sell out pretty quickly, so get yours now.

Cotton Bowl Tickets - About the Cotton Bowl

The Cotton Bowl was built in the '30s and named Fair Park Stadium, but it attained immense popularity in the 1940s, when football hero Doak Walker began drawing in teeming crowds to watch the Southern Methodist University running back score over and over. That's why today, the Cotton Bowl is still known as "the house that Doak built."

Cotton Bowl Tickets - More Info

There's a wide variety of major football events that are held at the Cotton Bowl throughout the year, including the eponymous Cotton Bowl Classic and the Red River Shootout, a rivalry game between the University of Texas Longhorns and the University of Oklahoma Sooners. If you want to see these or other games, get your Cotton Bowl tickets today.