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THE UNIVERISTY OF TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE Avenir 55 Roman PMS 186 FOOTBALL 2017Horz Versions (3) Avenir 55 Roman PMS 186 Horz Versions (3) Featuring TVs, Raffles, Games, Music and Food Group TicketS and Hospitality Information and Order Form Pre-Game Festivities located at Chapman Commons on Route 66 To purchase group tickets or for more information about group outings and experiences, call the Golden Hurricane Ticket Office at 918.631.GoTU (4688). THE UNIVERISTY OF TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE Avenir 55 Roman PMS 186 FOOTBALL 2017 Horz Versions (3) Sept. Louisiana Opening Day 9 Sept. New Mexico 23 Sept. Navy Military Appreciation Day Hall of Fame Weekend 30 oct. Houston group tickets Homecoming 14 and hospitality friday Whether it’s a group of 15 or 1,500 there is no better way to say Thank You to your employees and clients than by bringing them out to a nov. Tulsa Golden Hurricane Football game. With food and beverage Memphis 3 packages available, let us help you plan your next company outing or client appreciation event with nov. an unforgettable experience. In addition to your group experience, Group outings to Temple 25 enjoy the sights and sounds of H.A. Chapman Stadium Chapman Commons before the create happy memories * American Athletic Conference game; game featuring live music, inflatables Home games played at H.A. Chapman Stadium; that last a lifetime. Dates are subject to change. for kids and much more. To purchase group tickets or for more information about group outings and experiences, call the Golden Hurricane Ticket Office at 918.631.GoTU (4688). THE UNIVERISTY OF TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE Avenir 55 Roman PMS 186 FOOTBALL 2017 Horz Versions (3) H.A. CHAPMAN STADIUM SINGLE-GAME GROUP TICKETS SOUTHhtuoS sdnatS STANDS Pricing shown is per ticket: NUMBER OF TICKETS 15-100 101+ ADA ADA $ $ ADA GOLD ZONE 30 25 114 115 BLUE ZONE $ 20 $ 15 END ZONE $ 10 $ 7 10 10 116 117 118 119 Lorton Tailgate add on: $100 per spot 20 20 WEST STANDS 30 30 GROUP TICKET BENEFITS: 40 40 Press Box Discounts up to 30% off 50 50 single-game ticket pricing 40 40 30 30 Your group name displayed on EAST STANDS 5C 4C 3C 2C 1C 1C 2C 3C 4C 5C 20 20 the stadium scoreboard 120 121 10 10 NEW Lorton Tailgate area available with minimum group purchase GROUP EXPERIENCE PACKAGES*: High-Five tunnel Field access *Subject to availability To purchase group tickets or for more information about group outings and experiences, call the Golden Hurricane Ticket Office at 918.631.GoTU (4688). THE UNIVERISTY OF TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE Avenir 55 Roman PMS 186 FOOTBALL 2017 Horz Versions (3) food packages Pricing shown is per person; see order form on last page Quarterback Hamburgers, hot dogs, pasta salad, chips, assorted cookies, iced tea & lemonade ......................................$ 12.00 Fullback Grilled chicken sandwiches, BBQ beef sandwiches, pasta salad, chips, assorted cookies, iced tea & lemonade .....................$ 12.60 Lineman BBQ beef brisket, chicken, bologna & sausage, pasta salad, baked beans, assorted breads, assorted cookies, iced tea & lemonade .........$ 16.15 Available Extras Safety Diced fruit bowl, assorted breakfast pastries, biscuits & gravy, Baked Beans ...........$ 1.00/per person Bottled Water ................ $ 3.00/ea. sliced bacon or sausage, sausage egg bake, vegetable egg bake, Soda .........................$ 1.50/can breakfast potato, coffee & juice .............................................$ 13.30 Domestic Beer ................$ 3.50/can Additional $ 1.50 for both bacon and sausage Premium Beer ................$ 4.50/can Beer Keg ...... $ 400/ea. plus attendant* Diced fruit bowl, assorted breakfast pastries, coffee & juice ..........$ 8.50 Kicker *Attendant: $ 30/per hour Flea Flicker All beef smoked hot dog, black angus burger, homemade chips, choice of 1 side item, assorted cookies or cobbler, tea & lemonade ......$ 12.05 Fumblerooski Sliced brisket, smoked chicken and pulled pork sandwiches, homemade chips, choice of 1 side item, assorted cookies or cobbler, tea & lemonade ...........................................................$ 12.65 Statue of Liberty Ribs and choice of 2 smoked meats Available Sides (sliced brisket, pulled pork, chicken, bologna or sausage), Potato salad; baked, ranch or choice of 3 side items, assorted cookies or cobbler, tea & lemonade ...........$ 16.20 green beans; cole slaw, tabouli, broccoli or pasta salad Hail Mary Choice of baby back or St. Louis ribs, choice of 3 side items, ( scalloped potatoes with cheese assorted cookies or cobbler, tea & lemonade .................................$ 17.95 offered with Statue of Liberty ) Sweep Scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits & gravy, assorted fruit, All options served with: breakfast potatoes, vegetable egg bake, sausage egg bake, coffee & juice .....$ 13.35 Pickes, onions, mild & hot sauces Quarterback Sneak Assorted fruit and pastries served ASK ABOUT ADDING RIBS with coffee & juice ..........................................................$ 8.55 TO ANY OPTION To purchase group tickets or for more information about group outings and experiences, call the Golden Hurricane Ticket Office at 918.631.GoTU (4688). THE UNIVERISTY OF TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE Avenir 55 Roman PMS 186 FOOTBALL 2017 Horz Versions (3) Rhome Shuffle Chicken tenders (grilled or fried), chicken wings, homemade chips and choice of one side (garden salad, potato salad, mac & cheese or cole slaw), brownies, tea & pink lemonade ...................$ 12.05 Jerry Rhome was the 1964 Heisman Trophy runner-up after leading the nation in passing Twilley Catch Grilled slims wrap, chicken tenders (grilled or fried), chicken wings, homemade chips and choice of one side (garden salad, potato salad, mac & cheese or cole slaw), assorted chocolate chip cookies and brownies, tea & pink lemonade .........................................$ 12.65 Howard Twilley led the nation in receiving in 1965 and became Tulsa’s second straight Heisman Trophy runner-up Miracle on 11th St. Chicken & waffles, toast & gravy (possible French toast), assorted fruit tray, pastries, juice, coffee & tea ..........$ 13.35 Trailing No. 15 Texas A&M by a score of 28-10 at halftime, Tulsa outscored the Aggies 25-6 in the second half for a 35-34 victory in a game dubbed by the Tulsa World as “The Miracle on 11th Street” Palomino Express Chicken sandwich, grilled slims wrap, chicken tenders (grilled or fried), chicken wings, homemade chips and choice of two sides (garden salad, potato salad, mac & cheese or cole slaw), assorted strawberry and brownie jar desserts, tea & pink lemonade ...............................$ 16.20 The running back tandem of Michael Gunter and Ken Lacy were tabbed as the Palomino Express when the pair each raced for over 1,000 yards in the 1982 season Largent Over the Middle Waffles, assorted fruit tray, pastry, juice, coffee & tea ...........................................................$ 8.65 Steve Largent was a second-team All-America receiver in 1975 and went on to a Hall of Fame career with the Seattle Seahawks The Beer Garden Options: Bloody Mary | Mimosa | Screw Driver | Hurricane Guests may choose to buy alcohol tickets and only be charged for those tickets that are redeemed. All drinks are $ 6 and may be purchased with CASH only (no credit cards will be accepted). Bar opens 2:30 hours prior to Game Time; Bar closes at Kick-off. Note: For alcohol to be served, a fully-completed Registration Form is required prior to game date. To purchase group tickets or for more information about group outings and experiences, call the Golden Hurricane Ticket Office at 918.631.GoTU (4688). THE UNIVERISTY OF TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE Avenir 55 Roman PMS 186 FOOTBALL 2017 Horz Versions (3) tent packages Tulsa Athletics tent packages include set up and take down services. Hurricane Alley opens 3 hours prior to Game Time. Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5 •' 10 x 20' Tent • 20' x 20' Tent • 20' x 40' Tent • 40' x 40' Tent • 40' x 60' Tent • 32 chairs • 40 chairs • 96 chairs • 192 chairs • 304 chairs • 6 tables • 8 tables • 15 tables • 30 tables • 42 tables $ 325 $ 585 $ 1,075 $ 1,435 $ 2,245 * All packages include setup fee Parties of 400 or more, please call 918-631-GoTU (4688) for pricing. Available Extras for All Options: HEATERS TENT LIGHTS FENCING Patio heater $55; 6 Globe $22.50/ea.; 42" Height x 6' Length LB Heater $195 10 Globe $30/ea. $10/ea. Note: All tents are subject to a service fee. To purchase group tickets or for more information about group outings and experiences, call the Golden Hurricane Ticket Office at 918.631.GoTU (4688). THE UNIVERISTY OF TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE Avenir 55 Roman PMS 186 FOOTBALL 2017 Horz Versions (3) LETTER FROM PHILIP MONTGOMERY TULSA HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Tulsa Football Fans: The 2016 season was a memorable one for Tulsa Golden Hurricane football, and if you joined us last year at H.A. Chapman Stadium you saw some exciting, explosive and powerful football. NORMAL We averaged 42.5 points and over 525 yards per game, while scoring more than PRE-GAME 40 points in each of our six home games for an average of 46.8 points per game. SCHEDULE Once again, among our goals for 2017 is to win the American Athletic Conference PRIOR TO KICKOFF Championship and go undefeated at home. To reach those goals, we need “our 3 Hours city” to help us fill Chapman Stadium on just six days in the fall. Hurricane Alley on Mark your calendars now for: Sept. 9, Sept. 23, Sept. 30, Oct. 14, Nov. 3 and Nov. 25. Chapman Commons opens It’s a very tough schedule that we’ll face in 2017, one that features nine bowl 2:30 Hours participants from a year ago, including all six home opponents. Our young men are Musical entertainment diligently preparing to have another successful season as we represent the City of begins on Chapman Commons Tulsa, but we need your attendance at Chapman Stadium to help us reach our goals. Want to bring a group — family, business or sports team — to the game? Group 2:15 Hours Tickets are a great way to do this.
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