The VIEW from my 2 new Season Ticket Seats @ Moody Center ATX for the 2026-27 Texas Horns Men's Basketball Home Games
Above a CHATGPT Rendering of my 2 New adjacent Season Tickets for the 2026-2027 Texas Men's Basketball Home Games @ the MOODY CENTER, in Austin. TX. Wanna go, join and root for the Horns? GVM 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com
Per UT ATHLETICS Office: Account:
Dear Mr. George Vance McGee,
Thanks for your recent transaction. Your order confirmation number is: MB26:8030
New Seats:
2026-27 Men's Basketball Season Ticket
Type: Renewing Customer (Regular)
Level: East/West Reserved
Qty: 2
Section: LOWER:113
Row: C
Seats: 17,18
Delivery method:
Your tickets will be uploaded to your Texas
Longhorns account prior to the event. Please
download your ticket to your mobile wallet and use
your tickets from your mobile device
Dear Mr. George Vance McGee,
Thanks for your recent transaction. Your order confirmation number is: MB26:8030
New Seats:
2026-27 Men's Basketball Season Ticket
Type: Renewing Customer (Regular)
Level: East/West Reserved
Qty: 2
Section: LOWER:113
Row: C
Seats: 17,18
Delivery method:
Your tickets will be uploaded to your Texas
Longhorns account prior to the event. Please
download your ticket to your mobile wallet and use
your tickets from your mobile device
SEC ANNOUNCES OPPONENTS AND LOCATIONS FOR 2026-27 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Longhorn Nation,
Thank you for your continued support of Texas Men’s Basketball. Following an exciting Sweet 16 run in year one under Head Coach Sean Miller, we're thrilled to share the Southeastern Conference opponents for the 2026-27 season.
Get ready for another electric season at Moody Center as the Longhorns welcome some of the nation's premier programs to Austin. Texas will host Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas A&M in Moody Center during its third season in the league.
Dates, game times, and television designations will be announced at a later date. We look forward to seeing you back at Moody Center as we continue to create one of the toughest home-court advantages in college basketball.
Hook 'em!

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