Georgia Tech kicks off its second season under new head coach Damon Stoudamire this Wednesday, promising an exciting style of basketball along with engaging promotional events at McCamish Pavilion for fans and students.
The festivities start on November 15 when Georgia Tech hosts rival Georgia at 8 p.m. During halftime, the Yellow Jackets will retire the legendary Dennis Scott’s No. 4 jersey, and the first 2,000 fans will receive rally towels featuring Scott’s jersey design. Additionally, the annual Michael Isenhour Toy Drive will take place that evening.
On November 27, as part of the holiday spirit, Tech will hold a wrapping paper giveaway when the Yellow Jackets face Charleston Southern. Fans are also encouraged to wear their ugly sweaters for the team’s ACC home opener against Duke on December 21.
In January, two major giveaways will be exclusively for students: Georgia Tech bucket hats on January 14 during the game against Clemson and gold t-shirts for Gold Out Night against Virginia Tech on January 22. February 15 will feature Wear White Night when California visits McCamish Pavilion.
Other giveaway nights include Slap Koozies for the game against Boston College on January 4 and Swirler Flags for the Virginia Tech game on January 22, both for the first 2,000 fans.
Major theme nights include Suits and Sneakers Night for Coaches vs. Cancer against Louisville on February 1, where fans can show off their best sneakers; Coaching for Literacy against Stanford on February 12, which offers $ 5 off one ticket for fans who donate a book; Scout Day for California on February 15, providing discounted tickets for Boy and Girl Scouts; and Alumni Appreciation Day along with Greek Night against Miami on March 4.
Additionally, Junior Jacket Days are planned for games against North Florida on November 10, Alabama A&M on December 28, Boston College on January 4, and California on February 15.
Season ticket memberships, along with 6- and 9-game mini plans, are still available, with single-game tickets starting from $ 12. Every home game, including the ACC opener against Duke on December 21, is on the schedule.
Ticket Information for Georgia Tech Fans
Single-game tickets for Georgia Tech home games are available starting at $12 for upper-level seats, with lower-level tickets beginning at $38. This pricing applies to all games, including the Yellow Jackets’ ACC opener against Duke on December 21. Key non-conference matchups include games against Georgia (Nov. 15) and Cincinnati (Nov. 23), as well as ACC opponents such as Boston College, Notre Dame, Clemson, and Virginia Tech in January, and Louisville, Stanford, California, NC State, and Miami in February and March. The season opener at home is on Nov. 6 against West Georgia.
For fans interested in partial season tickets, Georgia Tech offers a nine-game package focused on important ACC matchups and a six-game package featuring only weekend games. The nine-game plan highlights the ACC home opener against Duke on Dec. 21 and includes games against Notre Dame (Dec. 31), Clemson (Jan. 14), Stanford (Feb. 12), and Miami (March 4). Prices for the nine-game plan start at $204. The six-game plan, which includes the Nov. 15 rivalry game against Georgia and ACC games against Boston College (Jan. 4), Louisville (Feb. 1), California (Feb. 15), and NC State (March 1), begins at $171.
Season tickets for the 2024-25 season are also available. The 19-game home schedule features matchups against new conference members California and Stanford, with eight home games scheduled for Fridays (against Georgia) or Saturdays (against Cincinnati, Central Arkansas, Duke, Boston College, Louisville, California, NC State). Season ticket prices start at $290, with discounted tickets for new alumni starting at $190.
Full Steam Ahead Campaign
Full Steam Ahead is a $500 million fundraising effort aimed at positioning Georgia Tech athletics to compete for championships at the highest level in the next chapter of intercollegiate sports. The initiative will fund significant upgrades to key facilities, including renovations to Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field (the historic home of Georgia Tech football), the Zelnak Basketball Center (the practice and training facility for basketball), and O’Keefe Gymnasium (home to Yellow Jackets volleyball). Additional projects will support broader improvements across Georgia Tech athletics. Members of the Georgia Tech community are encouraged to visit atfund.org/FullSteamAhead for more information, including renderings of the planned renovations, and to explore ways to contribute.
About Georgia Tech Men’s Basketball
Georgia Tech men’s basketball is entering its second season under head coach Damon Stoudamire. Since joining the Atlantic Coast Conference in 1979, the Yellow Jackets have won four ACC Championships (1985, 1990, 1993, 2021), made 17 NCAA Tournament appearances, and reached the Final Four twice (1990, 2004). Stay connected with Georgia Tech Men’s Basketball on social media by liking their Facebook page or following them on X (@GTMBB) and Instagram. For more details on Tech basketball, visit Ramblinwreck.com.
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