Duke Season Tickets

Do you want to see one of the most legendary teams in all of college basketball? Then Duke season tickets would be right up your alley. How would you like to be one of the select few who get to see a game live and in living color at Cameron Indoor Stadium, watching on as coach Mike Krzyzewski leads the Blue Devils out onto the court that now bears Coach K's name? If you're a die-hard fan of Duke or of ACC basketball, all of this probably sounds pretty attractive to you right now. Unfortunately, the university will only sell official season passes to Duke alumni, and even then the number available is limited. So is it a lost cause? Hardly. All you need to do it visit a good ticket broker -- one that can be trusted. Rest assured, they can get you into every game you want to see.

Why Buy Duke Season Tickets?

Still wondering whether or not Duke season tickets are worth it? Consider the history that the team made during the 2004-05 season. That year marked the 100th anniversary of the first basketball game in Blue Devils history. It also marked the 65th year since the completion of Cameron Indoor Stadium, as many great Blue Devil players of the past came back to celebrate. In fact, on January 6, 2005 -- 65 years to the day since the venue opened -- Duke hosted Princeton in a rematch of the very first game ever played at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke won the first 36-27 and the rematch 59-46. In addition, during the season Krzyzewski earned his 700th win as the Duke coach, defeating Toledo on December 12, 2004 to become the second-youngest NCAA coach to ever reach the 700-win plateau. So why buy Duke season tickets? Because you never know when you might have a chance to witness history.