KSU launches football website

Kennesaw State launched the website KennesawStateFootball.com on Monday, giving fans of the Owls a way to stay up to date on the progress of the football team as well as a way to learn more about purchasing tickets. Kennesaw State expects to play its first game in 2015 at Fifth Third Bank Stadium

The school will use a points-based system for purchasing tickets similar to those used by other colleges.

Fans interested in starting the ticket-purchasing process should follow these six steps laid out by the university:

Complete a Letter of Intent (LOI) ticket request form
Get involved to build priority points
Track and continue to build priority points
Confirm the number of tickets requested and an Owls Fund donation
Mail a seat selection appointment
Select seats in early 2015

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