Alabama basketball is selling out more than Coleman Coliseum for the 2024-25 season.
On its hunt for a first-ever national championship, the Crimson Tide have not only sold out season tickets and single-game tickets for 12 out of 15 home games. Nate Oats and company are also set to play for a handful of full houses on the road.
Tickets for the team’s first away game at Purdue on Nov. 15 is sold out. So is the SEC/ACC challenge against North Carolina in Chapel Hill on Dec. 4. Alabama isn’t even listed on the single-game tickets tab of Texas A&M’s ticketing site.
It’s probably not a shock that there aren’t any tickets left for the regular season finale at Auburn on March 8, either.
Alabama head coach Nate Oats speaks during SEC Media Day at the Grand Bohemian Hotel in Mountain Brook Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024.
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“I didn’t know that,” Oats told reporters at the first media availability of the year on Thursday. “That’s good information.”
Alabama basketball selling out tickets at home − and on the road
”We’re playing some good basketball programs. We chose to go play Purdue. We got to go play Carolina in the SEC/ACC challenge,” Oats said, calling the two “very good basketball schools.”
“They have great tradition. So I don’t want to just assume because it’s us that they’re sold out,” Oats said.
Then, he remembered Alabama is ranked second in the country.
“I would think those basketball schools that want to see their teams play against high level teams would want to see a top five team come in and they play against them,” Oats explained, reminding that lofty rankings “don’t always correlate” with success come tip-off.
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Author : The Tuscaloosa News
Publish date : 2024-10-31 20:03:00
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