UCLA Bruins Basketball Tickets

Arguably the greatest men’s basketball team in NCAA history, the UCLA Bruins have given their fans with UCLA basketball tickets plenty to cheer about over the years. Some of the finest professional basketball players in history got their first national recognition playing in front of fans with UCLA tickets. The Bruins have etched their names in history, compiling unbelievable and possibly unbreakable records throughout the school’s history.

After the Bruins got their first taste of a national championship in 1963, they grew eager to bring more and more NCAA Titles back to the holders of UCLA Bruins basketball tickets. The team has qualified for an impressive 38 NCAA Tournaments throughout its history, and has reached an unbelievable mark of 11 NCAA Championships, with the most recent coming in the 1995 season. While much of this is credited to great UCLA players, including Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bill Walton, Baron Davis, and Reggie Miller, who have thrilled holders of UCLA basketball tickets over the years, it is Head Coach John Wooden who led the team and their fans with UCLA tickets to so many of those titles.

Wooden became the coach of the team in 1948, and his twenty-seven year reign as head coach would bring more success to the holders of UCLA Bruins basketball tickets than any other coach has for any other team. Ten of the team’s eleven national championships came under Coach Wooden, including an amazing streak of seven consecutive national titles from 1967 through 1973. Wooden also led the team and its fans with UCLA tickets to a record sixteen Final Four appearances, including a streak of nine consecutive. In 2000, Wooden received one of the greatest honors in college basketball, as he was named the Naismith Men’s College Coach of the 20th Century.

The national title banners, as well retired jerseys of past players, still hang today in the Pauley Pavilion so that holders of UCLA Bruins basketball tickets can relive those moments forever. Opened in 1965, the Pauley Pavilion continues to welcome nearly 13,000 fans with UCLA basketball tickets to every Bruins game, and these fans come expecting to see a win. The Bruins have a habit of dominating opposing teams on their home court, as they won ninety-eight consecutive home games from 1970 through 1976, showing that most fans that purchase UCLA Bruins basketball tickets at Pauley Pavilion usually see a Bruins victory.

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