UTC season ticket subscribers receive a significant discount on tickets over the single-game buyer, and this year’s Mocs home schedule includes six matchups (see schedule below).

Season ticket buyers get the best seat selection available and an option to purchase a ticket to the 2008 NCAA Division I Football Championship Series Game before they go on sale to the general public.  Reserved chairback seat holders have the option to purchase VIP parking passes.

UTC alumni can get season tickets (general admission seat at all six games) for just $25 (as opposed to the regular $50 season ticket). That is less than $5/game. WHAT A DEAL!
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All 2007 season ticket holders who renew their order for 2008 by June 16 will be eligible to win one of 100 prizes.  The grand prize will be a trip to Tallahassee, Fla., for the Sept. 13 Chattanooga-Florida State football game.  The package includes two game tickets, two Mocs jerseys and a two-night stay in a Tallahassee hotel.  Also, all new season-ticket subscribers who place their orders by July 1 will receive a 10-percent discount off their ticket order.

Mocs Football Home Schedule

*NOTE: Mocs fans who wish to attend both the Oklahoma (Aug. 30) and Florida State (Sept. 13) games must purchase tickets by contacting the ticket office at 423-425-5273.

Order your season tickets and get your fan gear at GoMocs.com.

“1000 Riot at UT for 1.5 Hours”

That was the headline on the front page of The Knoxville News-Sentinel on Sunday, November 9, 1958, the day after the Chattanooga Mocs beat the Tennessee Vols 14-6 at UT’s Shields-Watkins Field.  Immediately following the game, students from The University of Chattanooga celebrated their win by tearing down both goal posts and parading through the streets. The scene according to UC alumni, students at the time, started out as celebratory but turned into a massive riot as Knoxville police began firing tear gas grenades. In the end, some $2,000 of damage was accumulated and ten students were arrested. 

The scene from that day remains fervently alive in the hearts of many UC alumni. And on Saturday, November 8, 2008, exactly fifty years to the day, the UTC campus will honor and celebrate that famous UC football event at the home game of the UTC versus Appalachian State football game.  It is fitting that the UTC Mocs will play the Mountaineers on this day.  Much commotion was made at the start of last season when the Appalachian State Mountaineers beat the Michigan Wolverines at the Big House in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  For the general public, it led to claims that the game was the biggest upset in college football history. But it was not the first time a small school beat a major powerhouse in their own backyard. For Chattanooga fans, the Appy State game sparked the memory of their big defeat of the Vols in Knoxville, putting “to shame the Tennessee football team’s disasterous season.”

The 1958 Chattanooga Mocs Football Team

The 1958 football team reunion will coincide with the Class of 1958 Reunion and 50-Plus Weekend events that will take place on November 7-8, 2008.  To learn more about the celebration, please visit www.utcalumni.com/reunions.php or call the UTC Office of Alumni Affairs at 423/425-4785 or 800/728-4882.

March 10, 2008 - The UTC Lady Mocs will play for the SoCon title against conference foe Western Carolina tonight in Charleston, South Carolina at 5:00 p.m. Chattanooga got to the finals by defeating fifth seeded College of Charleston 68-53 in the semifinal matchup on Sunday. With their 23rd straight win, improving their overall record to 28-3, they will enter the North Charleston Coliseum to face the 25-7 Lady Catamounts.

 This is UTC’s seventh appearance in the SoCon finals in eight years.  Listen to the game on the radio at 1310 AM at 5:00 p.m.

March 10, 2008 - The UTC Mocs wrestling team won the Southern Conference wrestling tournament over the weekend.  Chattanooga took the team title with a winning margin of almost 20 points over their closest competition (Appalachian State). Five wrestlers automatically advance to the nationals by winning their weight classes as well.

For a complete list of Mat Jam results, please click here.

March 7, 2008 - The UTC Lady Mocs set a record, following the leadership of SCSMA Player of the Year Alex Anderson, sa they wallopped the UNC Greensboro Lady Spartans 78-33 in the opening round of the Southern Conference basketball tournament in Charleston, South Carolina. Sophomore Shanara Hollinquest led the Mocs in scoring with 15 points. Anderson only played 19 minutes in the entire game.

The 45 point difference was the greatest ending margin in a conference game. It was also the fewest points allowed in league tournament.

Next up, the Lady Mocs will take on the winner of the College of Charleston versus Georgia Southern matchup to open up play on Sunday at 12:00 p.m.

If you are in Chattanooga, make sure to listen to the game on WDOD 1310 am radio.

The #2 ranked men’s team open up with play on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. to face the winner of the #7 Elon verses #10 Furman matchup.

For all your Mocs action, news and highlights, visit www.gomocs.com.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Following a regular season in which she led the Southern Conference in scoring and helped her team achieve a perfect 18-0 league record,

Wofford’s Mahagony Williams, who led all Southern Conference freshmen in both scoring (8.3 points per game) and rebounding (6.6 rebounds per game), was honored as the Freshman of the Year. Also the SoCon’s leading shot blocker with 2.03 swats per game, Williams shined down the stretch with three doubles in the final seven games, including a 19-point, 12-rebound effort against UNC Greensboro on Feb. 28.

Joining Anderson on the all-conference first team was Tierra Bumbrey of Elon, Chevon Keith of

In addition, an all-freshman team was announced, headlined by Freshman of the Year Mahagony Williams of Wofford. Appalachian State placed two players on the all-freshman team in guards Frances Hernandez and Sam Ramirez. Also earning all-freshman accolades were Western Carolina’s Emily Clarke and

Tierra Bumbrey, Elon
Chevon Keith,

Photo from UTC Athletics, www.gomocs.com

CONGRATULATIONS LADY MOCS!

February 28, 2008 - It was senior night and the last home game for the UTC Lady Mocs basketball team as they took on Western Carolina. And at the end of the game, the crowd let out a thunderous cheer as the Lady Mocs went perfect again in regular season play in the Southern Conference. Not only that, but they extended the longest winning streak in women’s NCAA basketball in the nation. This is the third time in five years that the Lady Mocs have gone undefeated in the conference.

The Lady Mocs also honored its five seniors prior to the start of the game. Chattanooga said goodbye to Alex Anderson, Laura Hall, Brooke Hand, Amy Mohr and Kristen Spann.

But play will continue as the Lady Mocs will now take their number one seed into the Southern Conference Tournament in Charleston, South Carolina starting March 7. For more information on the Southern Conference Championship Tournament, please click here.

Get Your SoCon Tournament Tickets Today…

Before They’re Gone

$63.00/Ticket Booklet

The UTC Athletics Department is selling ticket books for the Southern Conference Basketball Tournament that will take place March 6-10 in Charleston, South Carolina. Each book contains ticket passes for each Men’s and Women’s basketball game, including your Mocs teams. This is a great deal. You get to watch all the Mocs games at one low price.  To order tickets, call the UTC Mocs Ticket Office at 423/266-MOCS (6627).

Unfortunately, you will not be able to purchase tickets individually through the Mocs Ticket Office. To get single game or individual session tickets you will need to contact the box office at the North Charleston Coloseum or at ticketmaster.com.

Head to Charleston and …

Cheer on Your Mocs!

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The UTC Alumni Office and the UTC Future Alumni Members (The FAM) will hosted an “ALUMNI DAY at the GAME” that included a pre-game reception, special priced tickets, door prizes and more for all UTC alumni.

For more information about the Chattanooga Mocs, please visit www.gomocs.com.

The Chattanooga Mocs basketball team took on our UT-system rival and #10 nationally ranked Tennessee Knoxville Volunteers on Tuesday, December 4th at The McKenzie Arena. The last time they played, on December 5, 2004, Chattanooga pulled out an upset in Knoxville beating the Volunteers 69-68. (view the archived article from The Chattanoogan).

This year the Vols, now under the direction of Coach Bruce Pearl, won 76-70 despite the aggressive play of the Mocs team and the energized record crowd on hand. Mocs coach John Shulman and his boys were up for the challenge and showed great poise and control, yet Tennessee’s defense caused 34 Mocs turnovers.

Thanks to all who came to support our Mocs and participated in the “Gold Rush.” As you see in the photos, you really took over McKenzie. The Mocs Athletics Department are encouraging all Chattanooga fans to continue supporting the Mocs by coming to all the other home games. For information regarding tickets, please contact the Chattanooga Mocs Athletics Department at 423/266-MOCS or 1-800-472-6050 or by visit www.gomocs.com.

The pre-game pep-rally will took place at the UTC DeSalles-Harrison Racquet Center  which was sponsored by the UTC Alumni Board of Directors and the Hamilton County Chapter of the University of Tennessee Alumni Association. LET’S GO MOCS!!