Buy Alabama Crimson Tide Basketball Tickets

Alabama Crimson Tide Basketball Tickets

The Alabama Crimson Tide is one of the benchmark programs in a benchmark league, as the Tide compete in the West Division in the Southeastern Conference. Most people think football dominance when thinking about the Alabama Crimson Tide, but the basketball squad from Tuscaloosa, AL has had its fair share of success. Alabama is second only to the legendary Kentucky Wildcats in conference wins and SEC titles, and the Tide play their home games at the famed Coleman Coliseum which is located on campus in Tuscaloosa, AL. The head man of the Crimson Tide is Coach Mark Gottfried, who came to Tuscaloosa in 1998. Gottfried has made the Tide a force to be reckoned with and he hopes to add to the 6 conference tournament titles and 7 regular season conference crowns the Crimson Tide have produces. The results during the 2007-2008 season weren't what the Tide is used to, but their schedule was one of the toughest in the country, played by a lot of very talented but very young players. The Crimson Tide closed out the season by defeating the defending-champion Florida Gators before falling short against the Miss. State Bulldogs by a basket.

Finishing the season with wins in 2 of its last 3 games filled the team and staff with confidence heading into the 2008-2009 season, and the event schedule at Coleman Coliseum is filled with box office tickets that you don't want to miss. Some of the biggest names in basketball are traveling to Tuscaloosa, AL to take on the Tide, as the Pac Ten's Oregon Ducks, Big XII's Texas A&M Aggies, and ACC's Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets all come to Coleman Coliseum. The passion-filled SEC portion of the schedule always produces tremendous ticket sales, and events include the LSU Tigers, Kentucky Wildcats, Mississippi State Bulldogs, and Georgia Bulldogs. So get your box office tickets featuring the Alabama Crimson Tide at the Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, as the team looks to take back its rightful place among the nations in elite during the 2008-2009 season.

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