LOWER BOWL RUNNIN’ REBEL SEASON TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Public may now purchase season tickets in downstairs locations for the 2014-15 UNLV men’s basketball season
2014-15 Runnin’ Rebel Schedule | Ticket Information
A limited number of season tickets in the lower bowl of the Thomas & Mack Center for the 2014-15 UNLV men’s basketball season went on sale to the public on Monday.
Seats are being offered on a first-come, first-served basis and may be purchased in person at the Thomas & Mack Center box office, by calling 702-739-FANS (3267) or online at UNLVtickets.com. Supplies are limited and prices vary based on location with a priority seating donation required in addition to the ticket price. Lower bowl season tickets start at $605. Some lower bowl seats also require a major gift donation. There will be a limit of four new seats per account.
Downstairs areas available for purchase include Lower Bowl 6, Lower Bowl 7 and Lower Bowl 8, while upstairs areas Dugout 10, RAF (Rebel Athletic Fund) Balcony, Balcony and End Balcony are also for sale. Fans interested in Lower Bowl 1 through Lower Bowl 5 will need to call the RAF Office at 702-895-1533. Click here for a map showing locations of described areas. To view available seating in person, please call the RAF office to set up an appointment.
UNLV men’s basketball head coach Dave Rice is entering his fourth season at the helm of the Runnin’ Rebel program. He has led UNLV to 71 wins over his first three years, which ranks second all-time at UNLV only to Hall of Fame coach Jerry Tarkanian (73 wins in his first three seasons in Las Vegas).
Under Rice, UNLV has won at least 20 games all three seasons and has played in two NCAA Tournaments (including earning its highest seed in 22 years). In addition, his teams have recorded seven victories over ranked teams, including one over the nation’s No. 1-ranked squad (North Carolina in 2011).
The Runnin’ Rebels recorded an overall mark of 20-13 last season and have a streak of 20 or more wins in each of the last eight years.
This year’s team welcomes eight new players to the 2014-15 roster. The 2014 recruiting class has been ranked as the fourth-best in the country by Rivals.com, only behind Duke, Kentucky and Arizona, and ahead of North Carolina, Louisville, Kansas, UCLA, Georgetown and Maryland.