McNeese State Cowboys Basketball Tickets

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McNeese State Cowboys Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Southland Conference

• Current Division: Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: McNeese State Cheerleading

• Dance Squad: McNeese State Cowgirl Kickers

• Band: The Pride of McNeese Cowboy Marching Band

• Mascot: Rowdy (Cowboy)

• Fight Song: "Hail, McNeese, Hail!"

• Team Colors: Royal Blue and Gold

The McNeese State Basketball Schedule

Have you checked the McNeese State basketball schedule? There are over 30 matchups per season, and the opponents are plentiful, so it can be tough to decide on a game to attend. They face historic rivals, regional adversaries, and interconference clashes, and any pairing has the potential to impact any postseason aspirations. Top conference contenders are a huge draw, as they always bring a high level of excitement!

Key Southland Conference Competitors

• Northwestern State Demons

• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

• Nicholls State Colonels

• Lamar Cardinals

• Saint Louis Billikens

H&HP Arena at The Legacy Center

The Cowboys men's basketball team plays their home games at the H&HP Arena, part of The Legacy Center, also known as the Health and Human Performance Education Complex. It’s located right on campus in Lake Charles, Louisiana. 

This facility, which opened in 2018, has a seating capacity of approximately 3,800. In addition to men’s and women’s hoops, the multipurpose facility hosts volleyball matches and other university-related events.

Game Day Parking

GoTickets offers you a chance to reserve parking when you purchase McNeese State basketball tickets. We highly recommend taking advantage of this opportunity, as it will help to ensure a smooth arrival. If you’d rather take your chances and seek out a spot when you get to the area the closest parking options to the H&HP Complex include the following lots:

• Football Stadium Parking: 700 E McNeese State

• Lot A: Located on Common Street and E McNeese Street

• Lot D: Near the Field House at the Football Stadium

Alternative Transportation

If you prefer public transportation, Lake Charles Transit, including the CITGO Trolley, serves the Lake Charles area. Check the City of Lake Charles website for details on routes, schedules, and fares. Additionally, a shuttle service provides a convenient way for students, faculty, and visitors to move around the campus. 

Notable McNeese State University Basketball Players

The McNeese State athletic program has produced notable talent, with several players making significant impacts on the NBA and other professional sports leagues. These particular Cowboys basketball phenoms have gone on to stellar careers: 

• Edmund Lawrence (1972–1976): A first-team Parade All-American at McNeese State, Edmund Lawrence was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1976. Despite some setbacks, he played center for the Anchorage Northern Knights of the Continental Basketball Association in 1980 and the Detroit Pistons in 1981.

• John Rudd (1974–1978): A formidable small forward for the Cowboys and two-time first-team All-Southland, John Rudd was drafted by the New York Knicks in 1978. His legacy led to his number 52 jersey being honored by McNeese State. It now hangs from the rafters in the university’s gymnasium.

• Joe Dumars (1981–1985): Drafted 18th overall by Detroit in 1985, Joe Dumars emerged as a cornerstone of the Pistons during the "Bad Boys" era. He helped lead the team to two titles, and his defensive prowess and scoring ability earned him six All-Star appearances, the 1989 Finals MVP award, and an induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame.

• Anthony Pullard (1985–1990): The 1990 Southland Player of the Year, Anthony Pullard showed off his dominant defensive skills during his time at McNeese State. He was signed by the Philadelphia 76ers and briefly played with the Milwaukee Bucks, but the bulk of his impressive eight-year career was spent in the international leagues.

• Tierre Brown (1997–2001): After standing out as a dynamic guard in college, Tierre Brown made his way to the NBA, playing for the Houston Rockets, Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers, and other franchises. In 2006, he transitioned to the international leagues, contributing to teams in Italy, Venezuela, Belarus, and the Middle East.

Ready for Your McNeese State Basketball Game?

The Cowboys are known for their competitive spirit, and you can witness fast-paced action and experience the energy of fans firsthand by securing your McNeese State basketball tickets. From the highly anticipated tip-off to the heart-stopping finish, you’ll be immersed in the magic that unfolds on the court. It’s an unforgettable feeling, so don’t miss out!