Utah Utes Mens Basketball Tickets

The Utes consistently perform on the court, and being there to see it play out in person is amazing! GoTickets is your gateway to all the best NCAA action, and we offer intuitive tools, a secure checkout, and a buyer guarantee. There’s no reason to delay, so get your University of Utah men's basketball tickets today, and be part of the roaring crowd that fuels their success.

Utes Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Pac-12 Conference

• Last NCAA Championship Title: 1944

• Cheerleading Squad: Utah Cheer Team

• Dance Squad: Utah Spirit Team

• Band: Pride of Utah

• Mascot: Swoop (Red-Tailed Hawk)

• Fan Chant: "Utes!" 

• Team Colors: Red and White

The Utah Utes Basketball Schedule

Once you make the decision to see a live game, we highly recommend reviewing the docket to determine which opponent will give you what you want in a matchup. The Utes basketball schedule includes traditional conference clashes, showdowns with state rivals, and confrontations with potential contenders. Any game can be fun, but a few adversaries attract more attention than others.

Key Competitors

• Brigham Young University: The Cougars have had a storied rivalry with the Utes, but BYU’s cohesive team focus and strong outside shooting can't always break through Utah's defensive adjustments. This makes for exceptionally intriguing encounters!

• Utah State University: In a highly-anticipated state skirmish, the Aggies bring their own brand of physicality. These meetings usually feature a blend of Utah State's spirited play and the University of Utah's strategic responses, adding an extra layer of excitement.

• University of Notre Dame: The Fighting Irish, with their winning tradition and balanced attack, deliver out-of-conference contests worth watching. Their games against Utah are heavy on suspense, pitting two clubs skilled at efficient ball movement against each other.

• Arizona State University: The Sun Devils' fast-paced, high-energy style contrasts sharply with Utah's more calculated approach. Their duels are Pac-12 battles at their best, highlighting the overall competitiveness of the conference.

• University of Washington: Face-offs against the Huskies are focused on Washington’s dynamic speed vs. Utah's disciplined strategies. The athleticism of the players is on full display as each squad pushes the other to its limits. 

Jon M. Huntsman Center

The Utes play basketball at the Jon M. Huntsman Center on campus in Salt Lake City. Since 1969, this facility has hosted up to 15,000 spectators for sporting events. It is possibly best remembered for the classic duel that went down during the 1979 Final Four, featuring Magic Johnson and Larry Bird. These days, aside from hoops, it hosts gymnastics meets and volleyball matches.

Parking

Multiple lots are available in the vicinity of the venue, but spaces fill up quickly on event days, so plan to arrive early. To improve your chances, we highly recommend reserving parking when you buy your Utah Utes basketball tickets.

Alternative Transportation

The Utah Transit Authority operates the TRAX light rail system, and specific lines may connect to the vicinity of the University of Utah and the Jon M. Huntsman Center. Check with UTA for the latest TRAX schedules and routes.

Notable University of Utah Basketball Players

When you attend a game, This list celebrates the top ten players from the Utah Utes Men's Basketball program who made significant strides in the NBA, showcasing their professional achievements and the legacy they left both in college and the league.

• Billy “The Hill” McGill (1959–1962): After leading the Utes to a 26–3 record in his final year, McGill was the first overall pick in 1962. The 6'9" center/forward’s professional journey started with the Chicago Zephyrs and saw him contributing to several NBA teams, including the NY Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers, over the course of his career.

• Tom Chambers (1977–1981): Selected 8th overall in 1981 by the San Diego (now LA) Clippers, Chambers became a four-time All-Star. Renowned for his scoring ability and impressive dunks, he played for six NBA teams, including the Phoenix Suns and Utah Jazz. He was the 1987 All-Star Game MVP and his jerseys were retired by the Utes and the Suns.

• Keith Van Horn (1993–1997): Chosen 2nd overall in 1997 by the Philadelphia 76ers and then traded to the New Jersey Nets, Van Horn made an immediate impact and was chosen for the NBA All-Rookie Team in 1998. Lauded for his scoring and rebounding abilities, he played in the league from 1997 until 2006. His number (44) was retired by the Utes.

• Andre Miller (1995–1999): After leading Utah to the NCAA Championship in 1998, Miller was drafted 8th overall in 1999 by the Cleveland Cavaliers. His success in his role as a reliable point guard for multiple teams contributed to his longevity in the league. His NBA career as a player spanned 17 years, and he turned his playmaking abilities into a coaching career.

• Andrew Bogut (2003–2005): Bogut, who stands 7’ tall, was named the National College Player of the Year in 2005 and was the first overall draft pick in 2005. He began his professional career with the Milwaukee Bucks but ended up playing a key role in the Golden State Warriors' 2015 championship. He was known for his rebounding and tenacious defense.

Ready for Your Utah Utes Men's Basketball Game?

As thousands of fans yell for the "Uuuutes,” their voices echo through the arena, and you can almost feel the energy buzz around the bowl. Epic steals and rim-rattling dunks keep fans on the edge of their seats, and every possession ignites a firestorm of reactions from the crowd. When you want in on the excitement, all you need to do is lock in your spot. Why not grab those University of Utah basketball tickets today?