Seton Hall Pirates Mens Basketball Tickets

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Seton Hall Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Big East Conference

• Current Division: Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: Seton Hall Cheerleading

• Dance Squad: The Sapphires

• Band: The Seton Hall University Pep Band

• Mascot: Pirate

• Fan Chant: "For the Blue, For the White, Fight, Fight, Fight!"

• Team Colors: Blue and White

The Seton Hall Men's Basketball Schedule

Once you decide to go to a Pirates game, it’s important to pick the right competitor. The Seton Hall men's basketball schedule features traditional rivalries and intriguing cross-conference matchups, and these games are essential in defining the team's path through the season. Still, there are critical conference showdowns that deserve extra attention.

Key Opponents in the Big East

• UConn Huskies

• Marquette Golden Eagles

• Villanova Wildcats

• Butler Bulldogs

• Georgetown Hoyas

Prudential Center

The Pirates basketball team plays its home games at the Prudential Center in the central business district of Newark, New Jersey. The arena, which opened in 2007, has a seating capacity of over 18,711 for basketball games. It also hosts the New Jersey Devils NHL team, as well as other events including premier concerts and the MTV VMAs.

Game Day Parking

The closest parking options for Prudential Center guests include:

• Parking Deck Presented by Hyundai: 15 Lafayette Street

• Green 3 & 4: 30–42 Lafayette Street

• Green Street Garage: 47–63 Green Street

• Green 7: 299 Mulberry Street

GoTickets offers users the opportunity to reserve parking when they buy Seton Hall men's basketball tickets, facilitating a smoother and more convenient arrival.

Alternative Transportation

If you prefer public transportation, the Newark Light Rail provides service to the arena. The closest stop is Newark Penn Station, where NJ Transit, PATH, and Amtrak trains transport passengers to and from various points in New Jersey and New York City. Additionally, NJ Transit buses serve the vicinity of the venue.

Notable Seton Hall University Basketball Players

Seton Hall University has helped to fine-tune the skills of many athletes over the years, with several of its standouts moving on to careers in professional sports. These are some of the top players who transitioned from the college courts to the hardwood of the NBA and other prominent leagues: 

• Bob Davies (1939–1942): Revolutionizing the game with his behind-the-back dribble, Bob Davies was an early NBA icon. After being drafted by the Rochester Royals, now known as the Sacramento Kings, the Naismith Hall of Famer helped his squad to a championship in 1951.

• Walter Dukes (1950–1953): At Seton Hall, Walter Dukes dominated the paint. Once his days with the Pirates came to an end, he showed off his skills with the Harlem Globetrotters for two years before moving on to the NBA, where he played for the Knicks, the Lakers, and the Pistons.

• Nick Werkman (1961–1964): Werkman was among the nation’s top scorers during his days at Seton Hall. He was drafted by the Boston Celtics but decided to sign with the Trenton Colonials and played for nine seasons in the Eastern Professional Basketball League.

• Terry Dehere (1989–1993): Dehere's Seton Hall tenure was marked by sharpshooting that powered deep NCAA runs. During a six-year NBA career, he played for the Clippers, Kings, and Grizzlies. Dehere also helped revitalize the youth basketball program in his hometown.

• Eddie Griffin (2000–2001): Griffin's brief but impactful stint at Seton Hall earned him a selection by the New Jersey Nets, who traded their pick to the Houston Rockets. Griffin was a block machine! His versatility on defense and ability to stretch the floor were hallmarks of his career.

• Samuel Dalembert (1999–2001): Drafted by the 76ers, Dalembert’s reputation as a defensive anchor set the stage for an NBA career characterized by elite shot-blocking and rim protection. He was a defensive stalwart, with a knack for countering his opponents' scoring attempts.

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Seton Hall's program boasts a rich history and passionate fanbase, creating an electric atmosphere at their home games. Witnessing high-level competition, thrilling plays, and the energy of dedicated fans is an experience basketball fans won't want to miss. Secure your Pirates tickets today, and be part of the action!