How to buy Liberty Bowl tickets? 2024 matchup details, venue and more

The Liberty Bowl 2024 will have the Texas Tech Red Raiders squaring off against the Arkansas Razorbacks. While both teams have faced off 38 times, it will be their first matchup since 2015.

Tickets for the game are going to be a hot commodity. Here is what interested fans need to know to purchase tickets to the game in Memphis.

How to buy Liberty Bowl tickets

Liberty Bowl tickets are still available on Ticketmaster. Game tickets are available starting at $75. Other sources with tickets are StubHub, SeatGeek and Vivid Seats, according to USA Today.

The West Side of the Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium is undergoing renovations, tickets might not be available for long.

How to watch the Liberty Bowl game

The Arkansas Razorbacks and Texas Tech Red Raiders will face off at the Liberty Bowl. It will be the first matchup between both teams since the Red Raiders won 35-24 in 2015. Nine years back, the game took place in Fayetteville.

For this game, the stakes will be higher. So here is what you need to know to watch the game from the Liberty Bowl game.

• Date: Dec. 27, 2024
• Livestream: Fubo
• Time: 7:00 pm
• TV: ESPN
• Venue: Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium

Texas Tech (8-4) will look to finish on its right foot after winning three of their last four games of the season. The Red Raiders scored over 50 points in their final two games. Bahren Morton threw for over 350 yards in both of those games.

However, it may be Tahj Brooks and the running game making the difference against the Razorbacks. Brooks will be playing his final game at Texas Tech in Memphis after rushing for 1,505 yards and 17 touchdowns during the season. He could take advantage of the Hogs' undermanned defense. Arkansas will not have Eric Gregory or Landon Jackson on the defensive line.

While the Red Raiders enter the bowl season on fire on offense, the Razorbacks' depth will be put to the test. Opt-outs hurt Arkansas the most in this game. Leading receiver Andrew Armstrong entered the transfer portal, as did second-leading receiver Isaiah Sategna.

The ground game might not do much better, as leading rusher Ja'Quinden Jackson also opted out of the bowl game. Jackson struggled with injuries all season but he produced while on the field.

Overall, the Arkansas roster will be in flux, not just for this game, but also in 2025. The Hogs have also lost their last three SEC games, including a 63-31 drubbing at the hands of Ole Miss on Nov. 1.