LOGAN, Utah — Utah State athletics has announced the reinstallment of the Aggie Walk tradition prior to football games at Maverik Stadium.
 
"What it does is give our fans a chance to interact with our players," head coach Nate Dreiling said. "Too often in college sports, especially in football, people see a player in a helmet and not the person they actually are. Now they get to go up, meet the players, give them a high-five and wish them good luck for the game. We're trying to build the bond between our fans and our community. Our number one goal is to put a product on the field that makes our community proud and introducing the Aggie Walk back to the football program is a great stepping stone for that."
 
The walk will begin 2.5 hours prior to kickoff at every home game of the 2024 season. The Utah State football team will be dropped off outside of LaRee & LeGrand Johnson Field and will walk through the tailgate lot, past the True Blue Aggie Tailgate, and Fan Fest. The team will then enter the stadium near Gate A. Fans are encouraged to arrive at the tailgate area 15 minutes prior to the team's arrival to form a tunnel leading to the stadium. For Saturday's game against Robert Morris, fans should arrive at the tailgate area at 3:15 p.m. (MT) for the Aggie Walk.
 
Parking
All Single-Game Parking sales will be cashless, starting this year. Those can be purchased in advance for $10 online, or for $15 on game days at the F lot entrances.
 
Fall Schedule
Utah State opens the 2024 season on Saturday, Aug. 31, as it hosts Robert Morris and begins Mountain West play at Boise State on Saturday, Oct. 5.
 
Ticket Information
Season tickets and mini-plans for the 2024 season are on sale now. Purchase your tickets today to guarantee your seat for the return of the 'Battle of the Brothers' on Saturday, September 14th. To purchase visit utahstateaggies.com or call the ticket office at 435-797-0305.
 
Follow
Fans can follow the Aggie football program with behind the scenes content and coverage on social media through X, Instagram and Facebook, along with visiting www.utahstateaggies.com. 
 
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