Fort Worth Super Regional Ticket Information | Lupton Stadium Seating 

SPRINGFIELD  – The following ticket information is being provided for Missouri State University baseball fans interested in following the team to Fort Worth, Texas for the NCAA Super Regionals, June 10-12.
 
Bears fans may begin reserving all-session reserved seats through the Missouri State Athletics Ticketing by calling (417) 836-8899 before 5 p.m. Wednesday. A limited number of reserved seats are being held for MSU fans in sections 207, 208 and the top of section 201 for $40.
 
Priority for ticket reservations in the MSU sections will be awarded to MSU season ticket holders and BearsFund members first, based on BearsFund priority points and the order in which the ticket reservation is received.
 
All-session passes include seating for all three potential games of the best-of-three Super Regional series.
 
General admission all-session passes, are $30 and are currently available for purchase online through the TCU ticket office. 
 
Game times and broadcast information for the eight Super Regional series were announced Tuesday by the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. Details for the MSU-TCU series are listed below:
 
Game 1: Saturday, June 10 -- 5:00 p.m. (CDT) -- ESPNU
Game 2: Sunday, June 11 -- 5:00 p.m. (CDT) -- ESPN2/ESPNU
Game 3: Monday, June 12 -- 1 p.m./4 p.m./7 p.m. (ESPN2) or 8:30 p.m. (ESPN)

Buffalo Wild Wings (900 E. Battlefield Rd.) is the official watch party location for all MSU baseball Super Regional games. All fans wearing BearWear to Buffalo Wild Wings during MSU's games will receive a free chips and salsa appetizer.
 
Missouri State wrapped up its third NCAA Division I regional title Monday with its third one-run victory of the weekend, a 3-2 decision over top-seeded Arkansas at the Fayetteville Regional. Head coach Keith Guttin's Bears defeated Oklahoma State on a two-run, walk-off home run by Jeremy Eierman on Friday, then bested the host Hogs by a 5-4 score in the first of three-straight meetings with Arkansas. After an 11-10 setback to UA in a rain-soaked rematch that began Sunday evening and stretched into early Monday morning, MSU rebounded behind a shutdown pitching performance from three hurlers, as well as another game-clinching, two-run shot from Eierman to secure its second Super Regional berth in three seasons.
 
The No. 6 national seed in the 2017 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, TCU nipped Central Connecticut State in its postseason opener, then toppled No. 2 seed Virginia and Missouri Valley Conference Tournament champion DBU to sweep the field at the Fort Worth Regional. The Horned Frogs will be making their fourth-consecutive Super Regional appearance and their seventh overall at the Division I level.