TAMU vs. Auburn Ticket Prices ($460 gets you in the door)

I will never pay that much for any sporting event I can watch on TV.

I couldn't imagine wanting to pay a grand for two tickets to a regular season college basketball game, especially one that's televised.

Now that Auburn sucks at the masculine sport, I’m happy they are good at the more feminine sports.

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Who is paying $500 for a non-title clinching regular season college basketball game?

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I had a friend who went to duke, he said he was offered 10k for his student ticket for a game against UNC

Is the game in CS or Lee County?

Side note. I paid around $1,500 for two auburn at A&M tickets in November. College sporting events are expensive

Yes it's much better than Coleman, and yes Auburn is on a hell of a run, and yes Auburn has a great home court advantage now, and the success couldn't have been anticipated during design, but I will never be convinced that stadium wasn't built a couple thousand seats smaller than it should have been.

Who wants to watch aggy play basketball?

Not our fault the kid ran head first into a brick wall... learn to play with your head up

High-Major Arenas 9,500 or less
- Ole Miss - Pavilion (9,500)
- Duke - Cameron Indoor (9,314)
- Notre Dame - Joyce Center (9,149)
- Auburn - Auburn Arena (9,121)
- Clemson - Littlejohn Coliseum (9,000)
- Boston College - Conte Forum (8,606)
- Georgia Tech - McCamish Pavilion (8,600)
- TCU - Schollmaier Arena (8,500)
- Rutgers - Jersey Mike's Arena (8,000)
- Miami - Watsco Center (7,972)
- Stanford - Maples Pavilion (7,329)
- Northwestern - Welsh Ryan Arena (7,039)


So, there are some others that size. And some of them are new (Tech, Ole Miss, Clemson & TCU recently totally redone). Stanford, Northwestern, Duke, Notre Dame, Rutgers are all really old.

Only Ole Miss, Auburn, Rutgers and Clemson are big state schools. The rest are either smaller private schools or operate basically like private schools (cough Georgia Tech cough).