All total, Kansas will play seven home games – up one from the 2022 season – and will host a pair of new Big 12 foes in BYU (Sept. 23) and UCF (Oct. 7), to go along with perennial conference opponents Oklahoma (Oct. 28), Texas Tech (Nov. 11) and Kansas State (Nov. 18). The Jayhawks will also host Illinois on Sept. 9 in a previously announced non-conference matchup.

The Jayhawks have never previously faced UCF and will square off with BYU for just the second time ever. The first matchup came in the 1992 Aloha Bowl with Kansas using a fourth quarter comeback to top BYU 23-20.

The Kansas home schedule will be one of the most competitive in the country as all six FBS teams visiting Lawrence in 2023 appeared in a bowl game last season and combined to go 49-36 overall. The Jayhawks will play five away games with a non-conference game at Nevada on Sept. 16 kicking off the road slate. Kansas will also play at Texas (Sept. 30), Oklahoma State (Oct. 14) and Iowa State (Nov. 4), along with new Big 12 member, Cincinnati to close out the season on Nov. 25.

In 2022, Kansas had three home sellouts – Duke, Iowa State and TCU – and also posted the largest percentage attendance increase by a school that allowed full capacity the previous season.

New and renewal season tickets for the 2023 campaign are officially on sale now starting at just $195. Seating options include bowl seating, family zone, the Meritrust Touchdown Club, Field Goal Club and more.

During the purchasing process, fans have the option to add a premium seatback to their order for less than $8 per game. For all season ticket information or to show interest in being contacted by our sales and service team to talk through all seating choices, click here.

Promotional dates, along with Homecoming and Parents Weekend will be announced in the future.