Tennessee Basketball Tickets

Tennessee Basketball Tickets

If you're looking to buy Tennessee basketball tickets, Gametime is the place to go! Find 100% authentic tickets for University of Tennessee basketball games. Buy tickets the hassle-free way with Gametime's on-time ticket delivery guarantee.

How to Buy Tennessee Basketball Tickets on Gametime

Buying Tennessee basketball tickets on Gametime is simple and convenient. Follow these steps:

1. Visit Gametime – Head over to Gametime.

2. Search for Tennessee Basketball Events – Use the search bar to find upcoming Tennessee basketball events in 2025.

3. Choose Your Game – Select the matchup you want to attend.

4. Pick Your Seats – Browse available seating options, including student tickets, courtside seats, and suites.

5. Secure the Best Deal – Gametime offers last-minute deals and affordable ticket options.

6. Complete Your Purchase – Checkout securely with instant ticket delivery to your phone.

7. Enjoy the Game! – Get ready to cheer on the Tennessee Vols live!

About Tennessee Basketball

Looking for cheap Tennessee basketball tickets? Gametime is your go-to source for last-minute deals and affordable tickets. Whether you're a student looking for budget-friendly options or a fan wanting courtside seats, Gametime has you covered.

Typical ticket prices vary, but you can find:

• Student Tickets – Discounted rates available for students.

• General Admission – Budget-friendly options for all fans.

• Courtside Seats – Premium seating close to the action.

• Suites – VIP experience with luxury amenities.

Top Tennessee Basketball Matchups in 2025

Tennessee basketball has an exciting schedule this season. Here are some must-watch games:

• Tennessee Vols vs. Kentucky Wildcats – A classic SEC rivalry with high stakes.

• Tennessee Vols vs. Duke Blue Devils – A marquee non-conference battle.

• Tennessee Vols vs. Florida Gators – A fierce SEC showdown.

These matchups offer an electric atmosphere, intense competition, and unforgettable moments—don’t miss out on seeing them live!

Tennessee Basketball Home Stadium

Tennessee basketball plays at Thompson-Boling Arena, one of the premier college basketball venues.

• Capacity: Over 21,000 fans.

• Facilities: Modern seating, premium lounges, and an incredible gameday experience.

• Atmosphere: Loud and electric, making it a must-visit for any basketball fan.

FAQs About Tennessee Basketball Tickets

1. Where to buy Tennessee basketball tickets?

You can purchase Tennessee basketball tickets easily on Gametime for great deals and last-minute options.

2. How to get cheap Tennessee basketball tickets?

For cheap Tennessee basketball tickets, buy closer to game time on Gametime. Prices often drop as the event approaches.

3. How much is a student ticket to a Tennessee basketball game?

Student ticket prices vary but are typically more affordable than general admission. Check Gametime for availability.

4. How much are Tennessee basketball courtside tickets?

Courtside tickets can range from $200 to $1,000+, depending on the game and opponent. Gametime offers the best deals on premium seats.

5. What is the refund and cancellation policy for Gametime?

If you purchase tickets on Gametime, your order is protected by the Gametime Guarantee. If the event is canceled, you'll receive a full refund. If you can no longer attend, you can resell your ticket. If you purchased insurance, you can submit a claim with our partner xCover.

Don’t wait—grab your Tennessee basketball tickets now on Gametime and experience the action live!

More About Tennessee Basketball

The Tennessee Volunteers men’s basketball team has the unique burden of being overshadowed by both a historic football power and one of the most storied women’s basketball programs of all-time. Such a situation occasionally creates cheap Tennessee basketball tickets. However, the Vols have occasionally found their way into the spotlight. More importantly, the UT men’s basketball team has shown signs in recent years of emerging as one of the top programs in the SEC.

Good Ole Ray

The first time UT experienced sustained success on the basketball court was under head coach Ray Mears. He was known for wearing an orange blazer during games and is considered the father of UT basketball. Mears led the Volunteers to three SEC championships during his 14 seasons while also taking UT to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history in 1967. Of course, his biggest accomplishment in Knoxville may have been creating the phrase “Big Orange Country,” which became a rallying cry for the fanbase.

The Promised Land

The Volunteers were able to sustain moderate success in the years after Mears left the team. However, the program’s growth was limited until the arrival of Bruce Pearl in 2005. Pearl brought endless passion and enthusiasm to UT, quickly turning the Volunteers into one of the best teams in the SEC. He led UT to the NCAA Tournament in each of his six seasons at the school. Those six tournament appearances included three trips to the Sweet 16 and a run to the Elite Eight in 2010, which was uncharted territory for the Vols. While short-lived and tarnished by an NCAA investigation that eventually led to his firing, Pearl’s tenure at UT was proof that the Volunteers could build a winning program that’s worthy of being in the spotlight.