Creighton Bluejays Mens Basketball Tickets

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If you’re looking for a hassle-free way to save your spot at a live Bluejays game this season, GoTickets is the place to be. We can help you lock down those Creighton basketball tickets with ease! Our simple seat selection process and secure checkout will have you squared away in minutes. Before you know it, you’ll be watching your favorite team from the stands!

Creighton Bluejays Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Big East Conference

• Current Division: Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: Bluejay Cheerleaders

• Dance Squad: Creighton Dance Team

• Band: The Creighton University Pep Band

• Mascot: Billy Bluejay

• Fan Chant: "White and Blue!"

• Team Colors: Blue, White, and Navy blue

The Creighton Men’s Basketball Schedule

Deciding on a game can be tough! The Creighton men’s basketball schedule is packed with possibilities, from clashes with up-and-comers to enticing marquee matchups. Every contest has its potential, but there are always certain pairings that stand out, and those are often intense encounters with conference contenders.

Top Competitors in the Big East

• Xavier Musketeers

• Wichita State Shockers

• Villanova Wildcats

• UConn Huskies

• Marquette Golden Eagles

CHI Health Center Omaha

The CHI Health Center in downtown Omaha, Nebraska, is the home of the Creighton Bluejays. The multipurpose facility opened in 2003 and has a seating capacity of over 18,300 for basketball but also hosts concerts, conventions, and other sporting events. 

Game Day Parking

There are several lots around the arena, but spaces fill up fast, so we offer you a chance to reserve parking when you buy your Creighton men’s basketball tickets. We recommend taking advantage of this opportunity to help ensure a smooth arrival.

Alternative Transportation

If you prefer public transportation, Omaha Metro Transit serves the area. Check their website for up-to-date information on routes, fares, and schedules. Additionally, the university offers a shuttle service that operates routes connecting the main campus with other parts of the university and locations in Omaha, including the CHI Health Center.

Notable Creighton University Basketball Players

The Creighton Bluejays men's basketball program has been a launching pad for talent aiming for the NBA. This list highlights players who have made the leap from Creighton to the professional leagues, showcasing their significant contributions and achievements: 

• Paul Silas (1961–1964): Drafted 10th overall by St. Louis in 1964, Paul Silas was renowned for his defensive dominance. Throughout the course of his 16-year playing career, he contributed to the success of the Hawks, Suns, Celtics, Nuggets, and SuperSonics. He was a two-time All-Star and won three championships, then went on to coach for 22 years. Silas was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017, and his Creighton number (35) has been retired.

• Bob Portman (1966–1969): After three active seasons with the Bluejays, Portman left Creighton as the all-time leading scorer. He once earned 51 points against the Wisconsin Panthers, a single-game scoring record that still stands. Picked by the Denver Rockets in the ABA Draft and chosen 7th overall by the San Francisco Warriors in the NBA Draft, Portman chose the National Basketball Association and enjoyed a productive four-year professional basketball career.

• Benoit Benjamin (1982–1985): A first-team Parade All-American in college, Benjamin stood out for his towering presence and defensive capabilities. He was drafted third overall by the LA Clippers in 1985, and during his best season (1988-89), he averaged 16.4 ppg and set a franchise record for blocked shots per game. Over the course of his 15-year career, he accumulated over 2,500 blocks while playing for nine teams including the Nets and the Bucks. 

• Kyle Korver (1999–2003): A two-time conference Player of the Year, Korver was selected by the New Jersey Nets and then traded to the Philadelphia 76ers in 2003. He went on to become one of the NBA's most elite sharpshooters. In 2015, while playing with the Hawks, he was part of the All-Star team and won the league’s Sportsmanship Award. He retired with one of the highest three-point shooting percentages in history and has since built an executive career with Atlanta.

• Doug McDermott (2010–2014): Named the National College Player of the Year in 2014, McDermott was chosen 11th overall by the Denver Nuggets but was subsequently traded to the Chicago Bulls. He has made a name for himself as a proficient scorer, maintaining a career three-point shooting percentage of ~40%. He has contributed to multiple teams, including the OKC Thunder, NY Knicks, Dallas Mavericks, San Antonio Spurs, and Indiana Pacers.

Ready for Your Bluejays Men's Basketball Game?

The team is calling, and there’s nothing like watching a game right from the arena. If you buy those Creighton basketball tickets now, you’ll soon get to feel the adrenaline coming off the court and bask in the camaraderie of fellow Bluejays fans. As the exhilarating event unfolds, you’ll be so glad you didn’t wait!