EAST LANSING — Michigan State football single-game tickets for all games except Oregon go on sale Saturday morning through the Spartan Ticket Office. Ticket prices range from $50, $80 or $100, based upon location.

To order football tickets online, visit msuspartans.com and click “Order Tickets” under the ticket tab, then select football.

Fans also may purchase tickets by calling the Spartan Ticket Office, locally at (517) 355-1610 or outside the Lansing area at (800) GO-STATE. The Spartan Ticket Office, located in Jenison Field House, is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For the first time in program history, Michigan State will play host to a service academy as the Spartans face Air Force on Sept. 19 at noon. MSU concludes its non-conference home schedule against Central Michigan on Sept. 26.

The Spartans will celebrate its 100th Homecoming game in the Big Ten opener against Purdue on Oct. 3. Michigan State also has home Big Ten games against Indiana (Oct. 24), Maryland (Nov. 14) and Penn State (Nov. 28).

In order to purchase tickets for the home opener against national runner-up Oregon (Sept. 12), an ‘Oregon +2’ mini plan will be available beginning with Spartan Fund members based upon donor level on August 3. With this plan, Spartan Fund Members can purchase the Oregon game and two other games of their choosing.

Tickets will be offered through the Spartan Fund donor levels until the availability has been exhausted at the following order limits:

• Ambassador level donors can purchase on August 3 — up to 12

• Champions Circle (Aug. 4) — up to 10

• Scholarship Donor (Aug. 5) — up to 8

• Directors Club/Morrill/Beal/Williams/Wharton/Kedzie (Aug. 6) — up to 6

• Honorary Coach/Snyder/Abbot (Aug. 7) — up to 6

• Captains Club/Snyder/Hannah (Aug. 8) — up to 4

• Green & White Club/Beaumont Tower (Aug. 9) — up to 4

• Sparty Club (Aug. 10) — up to 4

• Ralph Young Club/President’s Club/1855 Club/President’s Club Associate (Aug. 11) — up to 4

• Spartan Backers (Aug. 12) — up to 4

• Varsity S Club (Aug. 13) — up to 4

If available, the public will have the opportunity to purchase the ‘Oregon +2’ mini plan (up to 4) beginning on Aug. 15.