Nebraska football season ticket prices will remain the same on a per-game basis in 2013. Public season ticket holders will pay $56 a game for eight home games, or $448 total. University faculty and staff will pay $53 a game, or $424 total. Students will pay $23 a game, or $184 total.

Single-game prices will be $60 each for non-conference games against Wyoming, Southern Miss and South Dakota State. The non-conference matchup with UCLA and Big Ten home contests against Illinois, Northwestern, Michigan State and Iowa will all be priced at $75 each.

The Cornhuskers are playing eight home games for the first time since 2008. Nebraska will enter the 2013 season with an NCAA-record 325 consecutive sellouts.

Tickets for Nebraska’s April 6 spring game go on sale next Wednesday. All tickets are reserved and cost $10, although a limited number of $15 club seats will be available. They may be purchased online at Huskers.com, by phone at 1-800-8-BIG-RED or in person at the Nebraska ticket office.

Fans who met the deadline to return tickets from the canceled 2012 spring game for credit will receive an e-mail before Wednesday to explain the redemption process.

Fans in eighth grade or younger who take the Drug Free Pledge at halftime will be admitted for free. Pledge participants must secure a ticket in advance by calling or visiting the ticket office. Their parents or sponsors must buy a ticket.