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University of Houston Athletics
Houston Single-Game Tickets on Sale Wednesday
11/5/2018 2:39:00 PM | Men's Basketball
Cougars to compete in 20 home games in 2018-19 with Dec. 1 opening of Fertitta Center vs. Oregon
This story was edited at 2:35 p.m., Nov. 6, with updates to the 2-game Mini-Plans and availability for Oregon and LSU tickets.
HOUSTON – University of Houston Men's Basketball single-game tickets will go on sale at 9 a.m., Wednesday, and fans are encouraged to make their purchases soon for the 2018-19 season.
Single-game tickets for the Cougars' non-conference games (excluding Oregon and LSU) begin at only $12 with American Athletic Conference contests starting at only $10. Tickets for the Fertitta Center-opening game against No. 14 Oregon on Dec. 1 and the Dec. 12 showdown against No. 23 LSU are available through season tickets, 2-game mini-plans and 6-game mini-plans only.
The Cougars will play host to a school-record 20 regular-season home games in 2018-19. Houston will compete inside H&PE Arena on the campus of nearby Texas Southern University during the month of November before entering a new era with the opening of the $60-million Fertitta Center on Dec. 1 against Oregon.
Fans are encouraged to buy their tickets soon. To order, fans can call 713-462-6647 or visit uhcougars.com/tickets and follow the appropriate links.
To find the best seats inside the Fertitta Center, fans can check out a 3D map by visiting uhcougars.com/fertittacenter3d.
MINI-PLANS
2-Game Mini-Plan – For only $30, fans can purchase tickets to the Oregon game AND another game of their choice (excluding LSU).
For $25, fans can purchase tickets to the LSU game AND another game of their choice (excluding Oregon).
For $15, fans can purchase tickets to the Wichita State OR Cincinnati game AND another game of their choice (excluding Oregon and LSU).
6-Game Mini-Plan – For only $100, fans can receive tickets with these options.
– Pick One: Oregon OR LSU
– Pick Two: Memphis, Wichita State, Cincinnati OR UCF
– Pick Three: Remaining home games on schedule
SEASON TICKETS
Fans can purchase season tickets for all 2018-19 Houston Men's Basketball home games for as low as $175, a value of less than $9 per game.
University of Houston graduates from the previous five academic years qualify for special Young Alumni pricing in Section 117 for only $125.
ABOUT the COUGARS
After posting a 27-8 record with the program's first NCAA Tournament victory in more than 30 years in 2017-18, Houston returns seven student-athletes and three starters from that award-winning squad under 2018 American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year Kelvin Sampson
Senior guard Corey Davis Jr. returns as the team's leading scorer after averaging 13.1 points per game and earning The American All-Tournament Team honors a year ago. The Lafayette, La., native became the fifth player in school history to sink 100+ 3-pointers in a single season and buried at least one trey in 29 straight games, the second longest streak in school history.
Senior point guard Galen Robinson paced the team and ranked among The American leaders with 3.7 assists per game. The Houston native and Westbury Christian product looks to become only the second player in school history with 100+ assists in four seasons during his collegiate career.
Junior guard Armoni Brooks enjoyed a breakthrough season to help lead the Cougars to NCAA postseason play and The American Championship title game. Averaging 9.3 points and 3.7 rebounds per game, Brooks was recognized as the league's Sixth Man of the Year.
The Cougars also welcome six newcomers to the program this season, including sophomore guard DeJon Jarreau and forward/center Brison Gresham, who previously played at UMass during the 2016-17 season, and senior guard Landon Goesling, an NCAA Division II All-Region performer at St. Edward's.
ABOUT THE FERTITTA CENTER
With a capacity of 7,100, the Fertitta Center will feature a premium club and courtside club as well as a reconfigured bowl with mid-court seating closer to game action. The facility also includes floor-level seating opposite the team benches for UH students.
The University will transform an area adjacent to the Fertitta Center into Hofheinz Pavilion, where fans will be greeted by a bronze statue of former Harris Country Judge Roy Hofheinz.
The renovation was made possible through a generous $20-million donation from University of Houston System Board of Regents Chairman Tillman J. Fertitta and his family in 2016.
JOIN the 50-50-CLUB
Fans are invited to join the 50-50 Club to support Houston Men's Basketball. 50-50 Club members help fund program necessities and enhance the experience for our student-athletes.
Fans who join the 50-50 Club will receive embroidered team apparel, a signed basketball, invitations to practice, a tour of the $25-million Guy V. Lewis Development Facility, regular updates about the program and much more.
To join the 50-50 Club, fans can call 713-743-9742 or email UHMensBasketball@uh.edu. For more information about the 50-50 Club, levels of giving and benefits, click here.
STAY CONNECTED
Fans can receive updates by following @UHCougarMBK on Twitter and catch up with the latest news and notes on the team by clicking LIKE on the team' Facebook page at UHCougarMBK or by visiting the team's Instagram page at UHCougarMBK.
HOUSTON – University of Houston Men's Basketball single-game tickets will go on sale at 9 a.m., Wednesday, and fans are encouraged to make their purchases soon for the 2018-19 season.
Single-game tickets for the Cougars' non-conference games (excluding Oregon and LSU) begin at only $12 with American Athletic Conference contests starting at only $10. Tickets for the Fertitta Center-opening game against No. 14 Oregon on Dec. 1 and the Dec. 12 showdown against No. 23 LSU are available through season tickets, 2-game mini-plans and 6-game mini-plans only.
The Cougars will play host to a school-record 20 regular-season home games in 2018-19. Houston will compete inside H&PE Arena on the campus of nearby Texas Southern University during the month of November before entering a new era with the opening of the $60-million Fertitta Center on Dec. 1 against Oregon.
Fans are encouraged to buy their tickets soon. To order, fans can call 713-462-6647 or visit uhcougars.com/tickets and follow the appropriate links.
To find the best seats inside the Fertitta Center, fans can check out a 3D map by visiting uhcougars.com/fertittacenter3d.
MINI-PLANS
2-Game Mini-Plan – For only $30, fans can purchase tickets to the Oregon game AND another game of their choice (excluding LSU).
For $25, fans can purchase tickets to the LSU game AND another game of their choice (excluding Oregon).
For $15, fans can purchase tickets to the Wichita State OR Cincinnati game AND another game of their choice (excluding Oregon and LSU).
6-Game Mini-Plan – For only $100, fans can receive tickets with these options.
– Pick One: Oregon OR LSU
– Pick Two: Memphis, Wichita State, Cincinnati OR UCF
– Pick Three: Remaining home games on schedule
SEASON TICKETS
Fans can purchase season tickets for all 2018-19 Houston Men's Basketball home games for as low as $175, a value of less than $9 per game.
University of Houston graduates from the previous five academic years qualify for special Young Alumni pricing in Section 117 for only $125.
ABOUT the COUGARS
After posting a 27-8 record with the program's first NCAA Tournament victory in more than 30 years in 2017-18, Houston returns seven student-athletes and three starters from that award-winning squad under 2018 American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year Kelvin Sampson
Senior guard Corey Davis Jr. returns as the team's leading scorer after averaging 13.1 points per game and earning The American All-Tournament Team honors a year ago. The Lafayette, La., native became the fifth player in school history to sink 100+ 3-pointers in a single season and buried at least one trey in 29 straight games, the second longest streak in school history.
Senior point guard Galen Robinson paced the team and ranked among The American leaders with 3.7 assists per game. The Houston native and Westbury Christian product looks to become only the second player in school history with 100+ assists in four seasons during his collegiate career.
Junior guard Armoni Brooks enjoyed a breakthrough season to help lead the Cougars to NCAA postseason play and The American Championship title game. Averaging 9.3 points and 3.7 rebounds per game, Brooks was recognized as the league's Sixth Man of the Year.
The Cougars also welcome six newcomers to the program this season, including sophomore guard DeJon Jarreau and forward/center Brison Gresham, who previously played at UMass during the 2016-17 season, and senior guard Landon Goesling, an NCAA Division II All-Region performer at St. Edward's.
ABOUT THE FERTITTA CENTER
With a capacity of 7,100, the Fertitta Center will feature a premium club and courtside club as well as a reconfigured bowl with mid-court seating closer to game action. The facility also includes floor-level seating opposite the team benches for UH students.
The University will transform an area adjacent to the Fertitta Center into Hofheinz Pavilion, where fans will be greeted by a bronze statue of former Harris Country Judge Roy Hofheinz.
The renovation was made possible through a generous $20-million donation from University of Houston System Board of Regents Chairman Tillman J. Fertitta and his family in 2016.
JOIN the 50-50-CLUB
Fans are invited to join the 50-50 Club to support Houston Men's Basketball. 50-50 Club members help fund program necessities and enhance the experience for our student-athletes.
Fans who join the 50-50 Club will receive embroidered team apparel, a signed basketball, invitations to practice, a tour of the $25-million Guy V. Lewis Development Facility, regular updates about the program and much more.
To join the 50-50 Club, fans can call 713-743-9742 or email UHMensBasketball@uh.edu. For more information about the 50-50 Club, levels of giving and benefits, click here.
STAY CONNECTED
Fans can receive updates by following @UHCougarMBK on Twitter and catch up with the latest news and notes on the team by clicking LIKE on the team' Facebook page at UHCougarMBK or by visiting the team's Instagram page at UHCougarMBK.
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