Georgia Tech basketball 2017-2018 season tickets now available

Georgia Tech basketball tickets for the 2017-2018 season are now on sale.

Tech’s home games for coach Josh Pastner’s second season include nine visits from ACC teams including Duke, Miami, Notre Dame, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest.

McCamish Pavilion season ticket packages begin at less than $20 per game.

Season tickets can be purchased on Tech's basketball website.

The Yellow Jackets’ top three scorers sophomore guard Josh Okogie, senior center Ben Lammers and senior guard Tadric Jackson will return next season.

In Pastner’s first season, the Jackets advanced to the NIT championship game and finished the season 21-16.

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