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Eric TrainerMen’s BasketballOctober 03, 2024

With highly-anticipated seasons set to begin later this month, Tennessee Athletics announced single-game tickets for 2024-25 men’s and women’s basketball are on sale now at AllVols.com.

Vol single-game tickets can be purchased HERE, while Lady Vol single-game tickets can be obtained HERE. For ticket offers and special promotions, please visit the Fan Experience webpage, and scroll down to “Upcoming Promotions” for details.

Coming off arguably its best season ever, the Tennessee men’s basketball team brings back seven players, including senior guard Zakai Zeigler, the reigning SEC Defensive Player of the Year. The Volunteers went 27-9 (14-4 SEC) in 2023-24, won an outright SEC regular season title, reached the Elite Eight and finished a program-best fifth nationally in both major polls. Tenth-year head coach Rick Barnes welcomes five new scholarship players, including a quartet of Division I transfers, to this year’s roster.

The Lady Vols, meanwhile, enter the 2024-25 campaign under the direction of first-year head coach Kim Caldwell. The UT women feature six experienced players returning from last season, including starters Jewel Spear and Sara Puckett, and welcome five additions from the transfer portal as well as a pair of highly-regarded redshirts. The squad will employ Caldwell’s trademark high-octane offense and intense pressure defense, looking to propel Tennessee to its 43rd-consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament.

The Vols feature a non-conference slate highlighted by a Dec. 3 matchup with Syracuse in the second annual SEC-ACC Men’s Basketball Challenge. Tennessee will also welcome Gardner-Webb (Nov. 4), Montana (Nov. 13), Austin Peay (Nov. 17), UT Martin (Nov. 27), Western Carolina (Dec. 17), Middle Tennessee (Dec. 23) and Norfolk State (Dec. 31) to Food City Center. In addition, Barnes’ team faces Indiana (Oct. 27) in a preseason charity exhibition matchup. 

In SEC play, the UT men host three teams that finished last season in the AP Top 25 in No. 3 Alabama (March 1), No. 20 Kentucky (Jan. 28) and No. 25 South Carolina (March 8). The slate also features outings against Arkansas (Jan. 4), Georgia (Jan. 15), Mississippi State (Jan. 21), Florida (Feb. 1), Missouri (Feb. 5) and Vanderbilt (Feb. 15). 

The Lady Vols, meanwhile, welcome ranked non-league foes in No. 19 Florida State for the SEC-ACC Women’s Basketball Challenge on Dec. 4 and No. 2 UConn in the midst of the SEC slate on Feb. 6. They’ll also play host to Carson-Newman in an exhibition contest (Oct. 31) and face Samford (Nov. 5), UT Martin (Nov. 7), Middle Tennessee (Nov. 12), Liberty (Nov. 16), Western Carolina (Nov. 26), North Carolina Central (Dec. 14) and Winthrop (Dec. 29.) on The Summitt.

In conference action, Tennessee plays host to ESPN “Way Too Early Top 25” squads in No. 1 South Carolina (Jan. 27), No. 7 LSU (Jan. 9), No. 12 Oklahoma (Jan. 5), No. 20 Ole Miss (Feb. 16) and No. 24 Alabama (Feb. 20). Additionally, UT will welcome Mississippi State (Jan. 16), Auburn (Feb. 13) and Georgia (March 2).

Besides using AllVols.com, fans can also purchase tickets by calling the UT Ticket Office at 1-800-332-VOLS between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday.

Fans interested in purchasing season tickets to see the Lady Vols in action this season can do so HERE. Vol Hoops season tickets are already sold out, but fans interested in learning more about season tickets for future years can do so by clicking HERE. Seeking to bring a large group to Food City Center this season? Begin that process HERE.

For news and information about the University of Tennessee men’s basketball team on social media, follow @Vol_Hoops on Instagram and X/Twitter, as well as /tennesseebasketball on Facebook.

To keep up with the University of Tennessee women’s basketball team on social media, follow @LadyVol_Hoops on Instagram and X/Twitter, as well as /BallWithTheLadyVols on Facebook.