Memphis Tigers Basketball Tickets
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Since the 1920s when the team first began, holders of Memphis Tigers basketball tickets have seen their team experience great success, advancing to the NCAA postseason numerous times. In 1973 and 1985, the team had great seasons, as fans with Memphis basketball tickets watched the Tigers advance to the Final Four and even to the championship game in 1973. Throughout the 1990s, however, the team began to falter and even the most loyal holders of Memphis basketball tickets began to doubt their team. With the arrival of Head Coach Jim Calipari in 2000, fans with Memphis tickets found a new spark in the team’s drive toward success. As soon as he was hired as the team’s head coach, Jim Calpari began winning over the fans with Memphis Tigers basketball tickets, as he led the team to at least twenty wins in each of his first four seasons. In 2003, Calipari led the Tigers and their fans with Memphis tickets to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in nearly a decade. Fans have responded to this new found success of the team, as an average of more than 16,000 fans with Memphis basketball tickets per game attended Tigers games in Calipari’s first four years. Some things that have remained constant at the University of Memphis have been the traditions. In 2002, TOM II, a live Bengal tiger, arrived at Memphis to become the new team mascot after his predecessor, TOM, died. Fans with Memphis Tigers basketball tickets see TOM II at many of the home games and at almost every Tigers football game. In 2004, the FedEx Forum took over in Memphis as the new home of the Tigers and their fans with Memphis basketball tickets. The FedEx Forum replaced the Tigers’ former home, the Pyramid, and holders of Memphis tickets are pleased with the change. Opened in September of 2004, the FedEx Forum is a $250 million state-of-the-art arena that welcomes up to 19,000 fans with Memphis Tigers basketball tickets to every Tigers home game. View Memphis Tigers Game Schedule:
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