Want to watch CCU in the Myrtle Beach Bowl? Here’s how to watch, stream or buy tickets
Myrtle Beach area residents will get the opportunity to see a college football bowl game on the Grand Strand two days before Christmas. The fifth-ever Myrtle Beach Bowl kicks off Oct. 23, 2024, at 11 a.m. at Brooks Stadium in Conway, S.C.
Conway’s own Coastal Carolina (6-6) will match up with the University of Texas at San Antonio (6-6), and tickets are still available for people interested in attending the game. CCU’s ticketing website lists available sections and seat availability in each section of Brooks Stadium from ‘Singles’ to ‘Many’ with corresponding color coding.
Ticket prices range between $30-55 depending on seat location. Sections of Brooks Stadium with available tickets include both sides of the Coastal Carolina student section behind the endzone facing the Marrio & Josh Norman Field House. Tickets are also available behind the home team’s sideline.
Coastal Carolina’s ticketing website also offers gameday parking for those driving to the game. Prices range from $25 to $30 per ticket. The Myrtle Beach Bowl will also air on ESPN for those who cannot attend the game in person.
The game will be interesting for the Chants, as players entering the transfer portal have caused significant roster upheaval. On offense, quarterbacks Ethan Vasko, Noah Kim, DJ Moore, running backs Simeon Price, Christian Washington, Darren Lloyd, offensive lineman Donavan Manson and tight end Kendall Karr entered the portal.
Coastal Carolina Head Coach Tim Beck told the media Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024, that backup quarterback Tad Hudson would start for Coastal Carolina. Meanwhile, CCU defensive standouts Clev Lubin, Will Whitson and Matthew McDoom also entered the transfer portal. Meanwhile, the UTSA Roadrunner will be led at quarterback by sophomore starting quarterback Owen McCown — son of former NFL quarterback Josh McCown.
In 12 games starting for the Roadrunners, Owen threw 24 touchdowns to nine interceptions for 3,170 yards with a 62 completion percentage.
