University of Pittsburgh Athletics
Pitt Basketball Mini Plans On Sale Now
9/25/2019 1:30:00 PM | Men's Basketball
PITTSBURGH – Mini plans are now on sale for the 2019-20 Pitt men's basketball season through the Panthers Ticket Office. Pitt fans have two mini plan options to choose from as the Panthers continue the #ZooEra under second-year head coach Jeff Capel.
The "Three-Point" plan allows fans to select either the West Virginia or the North Carolina game along with two additional games. Lower level seats in the "Three-Point" plan with the selection of either the West Virginia or North Carolina game start at just $106.
The "6th Man" plan enables fans to secure lower level seating for any six-game combination on the Panthers' schedule. Pricing varies based upon games selected and seat location.
Pitt's home schedule includes early season matchups against Florida State (Nov. 6), West Virginia (Nov. 15) and Rutgers (Dec. 3) as well as a strong conference schedule in January and February with Wake Forest (Jan. 4), Louisville (Jan. 14), North Carolina (Jan. 18), Boston College (Jan. 22), Miami (Feb. 2), Georgia Tech (Feb. 8), Clemson (Feb. 12), Virginia (Feb. 22) and Syracuse (Feb. 26) visiting the Petersen Events Center.
Mini plans allow fans to secure tickets for conference home games before they go on sale to the public as well as the flexibility to choose marquee games to attend. In addition, the mini plans feature savings off individual game ticket prices. Pricing and additional details on the mini packages are available HERE or by calling the Panthers Ticket Office at 1-800-643-7488. Pricing varies by seat location and games selected.
Pitt returns four starters from last season, including double-figure scorers Xavier Johnson (15.5 ppg., 4.5 apg.) and Trey McGowens (11.6 ppg., 64 steals).
Johnson earned All-ACC Freshman Team honors, while setting Pitt freshman records for scoring, double-figure scoring games, games with 15 or more points scored, 20+ point scoring games, free throws made, free throw attempts and field goal attempts. He was the only player in the ACC to average at least 15.5 points and 4.5 assists per game during the 2018-19 season.
McGowens scored in double figures 17 times and set a Pitt freshman record with 33 points on 12-of-19 shooting in a Jan. 9 overtime win against Louisville. The Pendleton, S.C., native also had 30 points, while going 18-of-19 from the foul line, in a 75-62 win over then 11th-ranked Florida State Jan. 14.
In addition, the Panthers return Au'Diese Toney (7.5 ppg., 5.6 rpg.), Terrell Brown (5.7 ppg., 4.5 rpg., 60 blocks) and Kene Chukwuka (3.9 ppg., .534 fg pct.), who each started 16 or more games last season. Pitt's incoming class featuring graduate transfer Eric Hamilton, JUCO guard Ryan Murphy and the freshman trio of Justin Champagnie, Karim Coulibaly and Gerald Drumgoole is also expected to make an immediate impact this season.
Season tickets can be purchased online HERE or by calling the Panthers Ticket Office at 1-800-643-7488.
The "Three-Point" plan allows fans to select either the West Virginia or the North Carolina game along with two additional games. Lower level seats in the "Three-Point" plan with the selection of either the West Virginia or North Carolina game start at just $106.
The "6th Man" plan enables fans to secure lower level seating for any six-game combination on the Panthers' schedule. Pricing varies based upon games selected and seat location.
Pitt's home schedule includes early season matchups against Florida State (Nov. 6), West Virginia (Nov. 15) and Rutgers (Dec. 3) as well as a strong conference schedule in January and February with Wake Forest (Jan. 4), Louisville (Jan. 14), North Carolina (Jan. 18), Boston College (Jan. 22), Miami (Feb. 2), Georgia Tech (Feb. 8), Clemson (Feb. 12), Virginia (Feb. 22) and Syracuse (Feb. 26) visiting the Petersen Events Center.
Mini plans allow fans to secure tickets for conference home games before they go on sale to the public as well as the flexibility to choose marquee games to attend. In addition, the mini plans feature savings off individual game ticket prices. Pricing and additional details on the mini packages are available HERE or by calling the Panthers Ticket Office at 1-800-643-7488. Pricing varies by seat location and games selected.
Pitt returns four starters from last season, including double-figure scorers Xavier Johnson (15.5 ppg., 4.5 apg.) and Trey McGowens (11.6 ppg., 64 steals).
Johnson earned All-ACC Freshman Team honors, while setting Pitt freshman records for scoring, double-figure scoring games, games with 15 or more points scored, 20+ point scoring games, free throws made, free throw attempts and field goal attempts. He was the only player in the ACC to average at least 15.5 points and 4.5 assists per game during the 2018-19 season.
McGowens scored in double figures 17 times and set a Pitt freshman record with 33 points on 12-of-19 shooting in a Jan. 9 overtime win against Louisville. The Pendleton, S.C., native also had 30 points, while going 18-of-19 from the foul line, in a 75-62 win over then 11th-ranked Florida State Jan. 14.
In addition, the Panthers return Au'Diese Toney (7.5 ppg., 5.6 rpg.), Terrell Brown (5.7 ppg., 4.5 rpg., 60 blocks) and Kene Chukwuka (3.9 ppg., .534 fg pct.), who each started 16 or more games last season. Pitt's incoming class featuring graduate transfer Eric Hamilton, JUCO guard Ryan Murphy and the freshman trio of Justin Champagnie, Karim Coulibaly and Gerald Drumgoole is also expected to make an immediate impact this season.
Season tickets can be purchased online HERE or by calling the Panthers Ticket Office at 1-800-643-7488.
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