Fans at a packed Kidd Brewer Stadium cheer on Appalachian State during one of its football games last season.

Fans at a packed Kidd Brewer Stadium cheer on Appalachian State during one of its football games last season.
BOONE — After selling out of football season tickets for the third consecutive year on May 21, fans will soon have the opportunity to purchase Appalachian State single-game tickets for home games, while supplies last.
App State sold nearly 11,000 football full-season tickets for the third straight year, reaching the maximum number to be able to safely account for the visiting team allotment, band, App State students, corporate partners and limited single-game inventory.
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