Southern Jaguars Mens Basketball Tickets

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SU Jaguars Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC)

• Current Division: Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: Southern University Cheer

• Dance Squad: The Dancing Dolls

• Band: Southern University Human Jukebox Marching Band

• Drumline: The Jaguar Drumline

• Mascot: LaCumba the Jaguar

• Team Colors: Columbia Blue and Gold

The Southern Men's Basketball Schedule

If you want to pick the perfect pairing to see live, it’s important to scan the schedule. The Southern men's basketball team faces many challenging opponents, and every game has potential, but not all adversaries are created equal. Would you prefer to witness a historic rivalry or watch the team settle a score with a squad that recently got the best of them? If you’re not sure where to start, the following options are always intriguing!

Key Competitors

• Grambling State University Tigers

• Florida A&M University Rattlers

• Jackson State University Tigers

• Alcorn State University Braves

• Texas Southern University Tigers

F.G Clark Center

The Southern Jaguars men's basketball team plays their home games at the F. G. Clark Center on campus in Baton Rouge. The facility is named after Felton Grandison Clark, who was the son of the Southern University founder and was a former president of the institution. These days, the “Mini-Dome,” as it’s commonly known, welcomes up to 7,500 spectators at every event.

Game Day Parking

Parking is available around the arena, which is located on Harding Boulevard. Additional options can be found next door at A.W. Mumford Stadium. To simplify your arrival, consider reserving parking when you buy your Southern basketball tickets.

Alternative Transportation

The Capital Area Transit System serves the Baton Rouge area. If you plan to use public transportation, be sure to check the CATS website for current routes, schedules, and fares. LYNX by CATS, an on-demand shared ride service with mobile app support may also be an option for you.

Notable Southern University Basketball Players

When you see Southern play, you might be laying eyes on the next Naismith Hall of Famer! The university has been a breeding ground for talent, with several hoopsters making it to the NBA or any of the international leagues that have helped people all over the world experience this incredible game. These Jaguars successfully made the transition from standout college athletes to impactful professional players: 

• Bob Love (1961–1965): Drafted by the Cincinnati Royals in 1965, Love had a notable NBA career, including three All-Star appearances with the Chicago Bulls. He was known for his scoring ability and tenacious defense. At Southern, Love was a dominant scorer. He has had his number retired with both Southern (41) and the Chicago Bulls (10). 

• Tommie Green (1974–1978): A standout player for the Southern Jaguars, Tommie Green was drafted by the New Orleans Jazz as the 35th overall pick in the 1978 NBA Draft. His professional career was brief, but he left a lasting impact at Southern University with his scoring prowess and court vision.

• Frankie Sanders (1975–1978): Drafted 20th overall by the San Antonio Spurs in the 1978 NBA Draft, Frankie Sanders was known for his impressive scoring ability and athleticism. His time at Southern University saw him develop into a formidable player. Though his NBA career was brief, Sanders left a lasting impression at the college level with his dynamic play and scoring prowess.

• Avery Johnson (1986–1988): Undrafted, Johnson signed with the Seattle SuperSonics in 1988. Known for his leadership and playmaking, he had a successful NBA career, highlighted by leading the San Antonio Spurs to an NBA Championship in 1999. At Southern, he was a dynamic point guard, setting the NCAA single-season record for assists.

• Bobby Phills (1987–1991): Drafted 45th overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in 1991, Phills was known for his defensive prowess and consistent scoring in the NBA. He played a crucial role for the Charlotte Hornets, and he was the first number (13) that they had ever retired. At Southern, Phills was a scoring sensation, leaving as one of the school's all-time leading scorers.

Ready for Your Southern Basketball Game?

Ditch the screen and immerse yourself in a live game! With Southern University basketball tickets, you’ll be on the edge of your seat from tip-off to the last shot. Call all your favorite fans, pick a matchup, and get yourselves to the arena, where you’ll make memories to last you a lifetime.