Texas Tech’s men’s basketball program has once again proven its popularity, with season tickets for the 2026‑27 campaign selling out for the eighth straight year.
The university will make roughly 9,000 tickets available on a season‑ticket basis, a figure that reflects both the size of the fan base and the limited inventory of the 15,000‑seat United Supermarkets Arena.
Fans who prefer to attend games on a per‑game basis will be able to purchase single‑game tickets later this fall, once the non‑conference home schedule is finalized.
A Record of Excellence
The Red Raiders concluded the previous season with a 23‑11 record, tied for third place in the Big 12, and extended their NCAA Tournament streak to three consecutive years under head coach Grant McCasland.
McCasland’s tenure has been defined by a 44‑7 home record at United Supermarkets Arena and a 46‑game non‑conference home win streak that highlights the team’s consistency.
Robert Giovannetti was among the staff celebrating the milestone.
Looking Ahead
With the non‑conference slate still being shaped, the athletic department plans to announce additional details in the coming months, promising an exciting slate of home games for the upcoming season.