ATHENS — As hot as the weather has been, college football tickets are even hotter, and Georgia football games are no exception.

Fans wanting to buy tickets on the cheap via the secondary market for Bulldogs’ games might want to get in on the early action, as UGA home ticket prices increase appreciably deeper into the season.

Georgia’s first two home games feature relatively inexpensive get-in (lowest price available) tickets, at $51 per ticket in a pair (per StubHub, as of Monday) for the season-opening game against Tennessee State and $53 for Western Kentucky at UGA.

It’s important to note the secondary ticket pricing is very fluid. Prices can and will fluctuate from one minute to another and often sharply increase or decrease as the season progresses based on the outcomes of games or weather trends.

Hot tickets aren’t exclusive to the SEC.

Two of the four games with get-in prices of more than $600 per ticket in a pair (per StubHub, as of Monday) are outside of the league.

In addition to the Week Two matchup between Ohio State and Texas in Austin ($622 per ticket) and the Nov. 27 Texas at Texas A&M game ($613), there’s the Nov. 7 game featuring Miami at Notre Dame ($604) and the Oct. 17 game that sees Notre Dame traveling to play BYU ($636).

The most expensive get-in priced ticket for a Georgia home game is the Sept. 26 SEC home opener against Oklahoma ($339).

The Bulldogs’ road game at Ole Miss currently has the most expensive get-in price for any of Georgia’s games at $351.

Here’s a look at the secondary market pricing on StubHub for all of Georgia’s regular-season games, along with other high-priced get-in prices at various sites each weekend of college football:

Sept. 5

Tennessee State at Georgia $51

Clemson at LSU $199

Sept. 12

Western Kentucky at Georgia $53

Ohio State at Texas $622

Oklahoma at Michigan $258

Sept. 19

Georgia at Arkansas $96

LSU at Ole Miss $555

Sept. 26

Oklahoma at Georgia $339

Texas at Tennessee $430

Oct. 3

Vanderbilt at Georgia $85

Miami at Clemson $112

Oct. 10

Georgia at Alabama $309

Oklahoma vs. Texas $490

USC at Penn State $322

Oct. 17

Auburn at Georgia $273

Ohio State at Indiana $517

Notre Dame at BYU $636

Oct. 31

Florida at Georgia (in Atlanta) $234

Clemson at Florida State $87

Nov. 7

Georgia at Ole Miss $351

Miami at Notre Dame $604

Oregon at Ohio State $302

Nov. 14

Missouri at Georgia $112

Texas at LSU $334

Nov. 21

Georgia at South Carolina $217

Harvard vs. Yale in Boston, $202

Nov. 27

Texas at Texas A&M $613

Nov .28

Georgia Tech at Georgia $156

Michigan at Ohio State $466

Auburn at Alabama $283

Dec. 5

SEC Championship Game $460

Dec. 12

Army vs. Navy, East Rutherford, N.J., $378