Basketball

Clemson Opens 2026‑27 Men’s Basketball Ticket Sales and Reveals Full Schedule

Season tickets start at $260, renewals due by Aug. 28, and the Tigers will face Georgetown and Auburn in new home matchups, while the long‑standing rivalry with North Carolina remains unplayed.

Season tickets on sale as full schedule is unveiled

Clemson University announced today that it is now accepting renewals and new deposits for season tickets for the 2026‑27 men's basketball season. The entry‑level price for a full season begins at $260, and the university has set a firm deadline of August 28 for all renewal submissions.

Alongside the ticket announcement, the Atlantic Coast Conference released the complete slate of games for the upcoming campaign, revealing a slate that includes home contests against familiar rivals and new opponents. Among the highlighted matchups, the Tigers will host Georgetown on November 23 as part of a home‑and‑home series, and will welcome Auburn in the annual ACC/SEC Challenge on December 1.

Perhaps the most notable omission is the absence of a scheduled game against North Carolina, a rivalry that has not been on the Tigers' calendar since the 1950‑51 season. The decision marks a rare break in a series that has defined many of Clemson's most storied contests.

Fans have responded enthusiastically to the schedule release, with many taking to social media to discuss the new pairings and the implications for the team's postseason prospects. The upcoming season promises a blend of traditional rivalries and fresh challenges as the program looks to build on recent successes.

What’s next for Clemson basketball

With the schedule now public and ticket sales underway, the focus shifts to how the team will navigate a demanding non‑conference slate while maintaining momentum in ACC play. Coaches and players have indicated that the early home games will be crucial for establishing rhythm and confidence heading into the conference tournament.

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