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Memphis football vs UAB, see best ticket prices for available seats

Here's a link to buy tickets for Memphis football vs UAB in the "Battle for the Bones" at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium on Oct. 10.

As Memphis football prepares to take on UAB in the Battle for the Bones on October 10, fans are eager to secure the best ticket prices for the game. The Tigers, coming off an American Conference win over Charlotte, will host the Blazers (3-2, 1-0) at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. Despite a mostly new roster and coaching staff, Memphis remains one of the favorites to win the American in 2026, with a 14-point advantage.

UAB, however, has shown improvement, defeating Navy in their most recent contest. This will be the third home game for Memphis this season after victories over Arkansas State and UT Martin. Tickets for the matchup start at $32 on StubHub, with lower bowl seats beginning at $36. As the season progresses, Memphis football's schedule includes matches against UNLV, Arkansas State, Boise State, UT Martin, Charlotte, Tulane, East Carolina, Army, South Florida, Navy, and Temple.

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