Purdue Basketball Sells Out Every Home Game in 2024-25 Season

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It's another sellout season for Purdue basketball. Friday morning, the team announced that each of the 16 home games on the 2024-25 schedule has been sold out. It should create another incredible atmosphere inside Mackey Arena this season.
Fans were eager to gobble up tickets after watching the Boilermakers win back-to-back Big Ten regular season championships in 2022-23 and 2023-24. Last season, Purdue finished with a 34-5 record and reached the National Championship Game for the first time since 1969.
"The streak will reach 89 games and parts of 6 seasons," Purdue wrote on social media. "Thank you BoilerNation for making Mackey Arena the best environment in college basketball!"
The streak will reach 8️⃣9️⃣ games and parts of 6️⃣ seasons.
— Purdue Men's Basketball (@BoilerBall) October 11, 2024
Thank you BoilerNation for making Mackey Arena the best environment in college basketball!
Check @SeatGeek for resale options for all games, home & away.
🎟️: https://t.co/YGOixwGtY4 pic.twitter.com/lVfkpsnZTZ
Purdue will open the 2024-25 regular season at Mackey Arena on Monday, Nov. 4 against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Tipoff is set for 6 p.m. ET and the game airs on Big Ten Network.
The home schedule for the Boilermakers is highlighted by a nonconference matchup against Alabama. There are also premier Big Ten matchups against Ohio State, Indiana, Wisconsin and UCLA on the docket.
You can view Purdue's complete 2024-25 basketball schedule here.
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Dustin Schutte is the publisher of Purdue Boilermakers on SI and has spent more than a decade working in sports journalism. His career began in 2013, when he covered Big Ten football. He remained in that role for eight years before working at On SI to cover the Boilermakers. Dustin graduated from Manchester University in Indiana in 2010, where he played for the men's tennis team.
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