THE FLATS – Five weeks remain until Georgia Tech’s basketball team tips off its 2018-19 season against Lamar, Nov. 9 at McCamish Pavilion, and choice season tickets remain available to Yellow Jacket fans.
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The Yellow Jackets play 18 home games at McCamish Pavilion, with the Dec. 22 game against Georgia highlighting the non-conference slate, which includes special holiday 4 p.m. starts against Prairie View A&M the day after Thanksgiving and Kennesaw State the Friday after Christmas.
The Atlantic Coast Conference slate begins with a pair of home games against Wake Forest (Jan. 5) and Virginia Tech (Jan. 9) and includes Louisville, Notre Dame and North Carolina before the end of January. Clemson, Florida State and Pittsburgh visit McCamish Pavilion in February before the Yellow Jackets close out their home schedule March 3 against Boston College.
Great seats remain available starting at $290, which at less than $15 per game is the lowest entry price for season tickets since McCamish Pavilion opened in 2012. Purchasers have the ability to view inventory online or work with a personal sales representative to select seats that fit their needs.
A flexible exchange policy allows Tech fans to exchange tickets for games they cannot attend. Other great benefits of purchasing season tickets include participating in an exclusive season ticket holder event with Coach Pastner and the team, priority access to purchase single-game and postseason tickets, season parking options and more.
Head coach Josh Pastner welcomes back six of the Yellow Jackets’ top nine players from last season, centered around a promising sophomore group that includes point guard Jose Alvarado (Brooklyn, N.Y.), wing guard Curtis Haywood II (Oklahoma City, Okla.) and forwards Evan Cole (Cumming, Ga.) and Moses Wright (Raleigh, N.C.), as well as veteran seniors Brandon Alston (Vienna, Va.) and Abdoulaye Gueye (Dakar, Senegal), and transfer guard Shembari Phillips (Atlanta, Ga.). Tech also welcomes a freshman class ranked No. 46 in the nation and includes four-star guard Michael Devoe (Orlando, Fla.) and three-star forwards Khalid Moore (New York, N.Y.) and Kristian Sjolund (Katy, Texas).