Alabama Crimson Tide Mens Basketball Tickets

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Crimson Tide Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Southeastern Conference (SEC)

• Current Division: NCAA Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: Crimson Tide Pom Poms

• Dance Squad: Crimson Cabaret

• Band: Million Dollar Band

• Drumline: Tideline Drumline

• Mascot: Big Al (Elephant)

• Rally Cry: Roll, Tide!

• Team Colors: Crimson, Grey, and White

The Alabama Basketball Schedule

Before you purchase your Alabama basketball tickets, you’ll need to figure out which game has the highest chance of exceeding your expectations. The Alabama basketball schedule is packed with possibilities, including high-stakes division duels, key conference encounters, and non-conference confrontations. Fans eagerly anticipate the most pivotal pairings, where skill, strategy, and the spirit of competition come alive on the court.

Top Crimson Tide Competitors

• Auburn University: Any in-state rivalry is exciting in sports, and for the Tide, games against the Auburn Tigers are marked by a deep-rooted, passionate competitive spirit that extends beyond basketball. It’s a cultural clash with bragging rights at stake!

• University of Kentucky: The Kentucky Wildcats are one of the most storied programs in college basketball, so face-offs against this formidable squad are a benchmark for the University of Alabama’s current standing in the SEC.

• Louisiana State University: The ongoing battle between the LSU Tigers and the UA Tide is fueled by a consistent drive for dominance in the SEC, often resulting in high-energy games that are pivotal for conference standings and post-season prospects.

Coleman Coliseum

Located at the heart of the University of Alabama campus, Coleman Coliseum has been the home court of the Crimson Tide men's basketball team since 1968. Named after its primary benefactor, the late Judge W.D. Coleman, this multi-purpose arena boasts a capacity of 15,383 for basketball games. In addition to thrilling basketball games, the venue also serves as a stage for concerts, graduations, and other momentous events.

Parking

The Crimson Drive Deck and the Presidential Drive Deck, located just steps away from the arena, offer the closest parking options. Additional parking can be found in nearby surface lots and decks, with parking fees varying depending on the event and availability. GoTickets offers buyers the opportunity to reserve parking at the time of their Alabama basketball ticket purchase.

Alternative Transportation

For those looking to avoid the hassle of finding parking, alternative transportation options are available. The Tuscaloosa Transit System operates buses that stop near Coleman Coliseum, and the Crimson Ride, a University of Alabama shuttle service, connects various parts with stops in the vicinity of the venue.

Notable Alabama Crimson Tide Men's Basketball Players

With Crimson Tide tickets in hand, you have the chance to see future NBA All-Stars! The University of Alabama has been a breeding ground for extraordinary talent, with many players moving up and making a significant impact at the professional level. This list showcases some of the most successful alumni who transitioned from the college courts to basketball's biggest stage: 

• Robert Horry (1988–1992): A pivotal player for the Alabama Crimson Tide, Robert Horry was drafted by the Houston Rockets. His NBA career, spanning 16 years, led him to seven championships, making him one of the most decorated players in NBA history.

• Latrell Sprewell (1988–1992): Known for his intensity on the court, Latrell Sprewell played for the Golden State Warriors after being drafted in 1992. He had a successful 13-year NBA career, including four All-Star appearances, and was known for his scoring and defensive prowess.

• Gerald Wallace (2000–2001): After a single standout season at Alabama, Gerald Wallace was drafted by the Sacramento Kings in 2001. His 14-year NBA career was highlighted by an All-Star selection in 2010. Wallace was renowned for his defensive skills and high-energy play.

• Mo Williams (2001–2003): Mo Williams, a dynamic guard for Alabama, was drafted by the Utah Jazz in 2003. His NBA career lasted 13 years, including an All-Star selection in 2009. Known for his scoring and playmaking abilities, Williams was a key contributor on multiple teams.

• JaMychal Green (2008–2012): JaMychal Green's impressive tenure at Alabama led to an NBA career beginning with the San Antonio Spurs. Over the years, he has become known for his versatility, rebounding, and scoring ability, making him a valuable asset to every team he's played for.

• Collin Sexton (2017–2018): Collin Sexton, known for his scoring ability at Alabama, was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2018. His young NBA career has already seen him become a key player for the Cavaliers, showcasing the scoring prowess and playmaking skills developed during his college years.

Ready for Your Alabama Crimson Tide Basketball Game?

Witness the next chapter as it unfolds. Get your Alabama men's basketball tickets today, and be part of the team’s legacy. Experience the electrifying atmosphere of the Coleman Coliseum, and cheer on the Crimson Tide while they strive for the ultimate prize!