Single-Game Tickets for 2026-27 at Prudential Center Now on Sale!

South Orange, N.J. - Single-game tickets for the 2026-27 Seton Hall men's basketball season at Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., are on sale now through Ticketmaster! Fans have five non-conference and 10 BIG EAST games to choose from, including the Nov. 2 home opener vs. Saint Peter's, a Dec. 4 clash against Kansas State of the Big 12 Conference and annual conference battles against St. John's (Dec. 23), UConn (Jan. 9), Georgetown (Jan. 15) and Villanova (Feb. 10).

The full schedule includes a mix of weeknight and weekend games that offer all Pirates fans the opportunity to visit Prudential Center and cheer on the Pirates. Fans who prefer weekend day games can choose to visit on Nov. 28 when the Pirates play Siena at noon, on Feb. 7 vs. DePaul (2:30 p.m.) or on Feb. 28 vs. Xavier (noon). Fans who like early midweek games can get to The Rock on Nov. 24 vs. New Hampshire (7 p.m.), Dec. 7 vs. NJIT (7 p.m.), Jan. 6 vs. Creighton (6 p.m.), Jan. 27 vs. Marquette (6:30 p.m.) and Feb. 3 vs. Butler (6:30 p.m.).

For Seton Hall students, single-game tickets will go on sale Thursday, Oct. 15, and the link to purchase will be sent to their student.shu.edu email addresses.

The Pirates are entering their 20th season playing at New Jersey's world-class sports and entertainment venue, and Seton Hall looks to maintain a fantastic home court advantage as the team has won over 67 percent of its games at The Rock and holds a 95-15 (.864) record in non-conference games.

The Pirates are looking to build on their momentum from 2025-26, when their 21-win season ranked as the third-best turnaround in the nation. Fifth-year head coach Shaheen Holloway has shown a knack for identifying and crafting talent, and is primed to do so again in 2026-27.

Seton Hall's backcourt features a bevy of high-volume scorers, including sharpshooters Rodney Brown and Kareem Thomas as well as BIG EAST vets Roddie Anderson and Simeon Wilcher. In the post, Florida Atlantic transfer Devin Williams offers elite rim protection, as his 2.6 blocks per game was fifth-best in the nation last year. Alongside him is Orange, N.J., native Terry Copeland, who dominated the JUCO ranks to the tune of just shy of 20 points per game en route to being named NJCAA Division I Player of the Year. Along with the return of athletic guard Trey Parker, the Pirates have all the tools to produce yet another exciting season on the court.