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| Event | Date | Venue | Price Range | |
| 76 Classic Tickets - All Sessions (Includes all Tournament Games) | Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, CA | $52 - $52 | Buy Sell | |
| 76 Classic Tickets - Session 2 (Minnesota vs Butler, UCLA vs Portland) 11/26 | 11-26-2009 Thursday 5:30 PM |
Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, CA | $7 - $42 | Buy Sell |
| 76 Classic Tickets - Session 4 11/27 | 11-27-2009 Friday 6:30 PM |
Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, CA | $7 - $42 | Buy Sell |
| 76 Classic Tickets - Session 5 (Finals) 11/29 | 11-29-2009 Sunday 11:30 AM |
Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, CA | $7 - $42 | Buy Sell |
| John Wooden Classic Tickets (UCLA vs Mississippi State, Washington vs. Georgetown) 12/12 | 12-12-2009 Saturday 1:00 PM |
Honda Center in Anaheim, CA | $45 - $1352 | Buy Sell |
Even though certain key players from last year’s Final Four team are playing in the NBA- such as Kevin Love and Russell Westbrook- there’s still Darren Collison and Josh Ship, and you have to trust that coach Ben Howland will have the UCLA troops prepared to make yet another long tournament run by season’s end. Make sure you’re on the ball with purchasing some UCLA Bruins basketball tickets, because they could be gone fast!
The Bruins have won over two dozen regular season championships and a handful of NCAA Tournament championships, including ten in a span of 12 years under legendary coach John Wooden. NCAA basketball tickets to see the Bruins have been, at times over their history, the most sought-after college sports tickets in America. A boatload of NBA stars have come from UCLA, including Reggie Miller, Bill Walton, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. UCLA Bruins basketball games take place at Pauley Pavilion, and they are almost always filled to capacity. So get some UCLA Bruins basketball tickets to see this team in their struggle for the national championship.
With the inside presence of Kevin Love and the perimeter excellence of Darren Collison, the UCLA Bruins basketball team made it all the way to the Final Four of the 2007-08 NCAA Tournament for what must be the one millionth time in the school’s history (and the third year in a row for Coach Ben Howland). The Bruins seem to always be near the top of the Pac-10 standings and the national rankings, and 2008-’09 ought to be no different. Make sure to get some UCLA Bruins basketball tickets early this upcoming season.