Iowa Hawkeyes Basketball Tickets

In 1902 when the Iowa Hawkeyes basketball team played its first season, the team dominated with a 10-2 record. That set the pace for Iowa basketball, and fans with Iowa Hawkeyes basketball tickets have seen their share of success over the years. In 1987, the team achieved its first thirty win season, setting a single season school record.

Much of the success in the past is due to the players whose jerseys in the rafters of the Carver-Hawkeye Arena by fans with Iowa basketball tickets. This group of players, which includes B.J. Armstrong, Ronnie Lester, and Greg Stokes, would not only thrill holders of Iowa tickets in their college years, but also go on to great NBA careers as well.

The Carver-Hawkeye Arena opened in January of 1983, and it boasts one of the best home court advantages in all of college basketball. Since the arena opened, holders of Iowa Hawkeyes basketball tickets have seen their team win nearly 80% of the games played there. In the past, members of the media voted the Carver-Hawkeye Arena the best home court in the Big Ten, proving that it is not only holders of Iowa tickets that love the arena. Also, the Carver-Hawkeye Arena ranks in the top 15 in the nation in largest university-owned facilities, as it opens its doors to 15,500 fans with Iowa basketball tickets for every game.

Since 1999, holders of Iowa Hawkeyes basketball tickets have looked to Head Coach Steve Alford to lead the team to victory. Fans with Iowa tickets accepted Alford as the coach quickly, as his first ever game was a victory over the defending NCAA Champion and #1 team in the nation Connecticut in front of a national audience at Madison Square Garden. Due to this type of success, fans have responded by purchasing Iowa basketball tickets like never before, as every home game during the 2001 and 2002 seasons was sold out.

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