MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – New season tickets for West Virginia's 2021-22 men's basketball campaign are now on sale at the Mountaineer Ticket Office.
 
New men's basketball season ticket holders who purchase by the August 6 priority deadline will have the opportunity to select their seat locations during the online Optional Seat Selection Process in September.
 
Purchasing upper-level season tickets will guarantee fans a seat selection time and save money compared to buying tickets at the single-game price. Upper-level season tickets are available for $365 each in the upper-sideline sections, and $300 in the upper-baseline sections. Fans should note the WVU Coliseum sideline sections are 206-217 and 231-237 and upper-baseline sections are 201-205, 218-225 and 238-240.
 
To order 2021-22 men's basketball season tickets, visit WVUGAME.com or call 1-800-WVU GAME. Season ticket holders renewing online at WVUGAME.com can now choose an interest-free, three-month payment plan and enjoy the convenience of spreading out season tickets and parking payment. Payment plan dates will be August 15, September 15, and October 15. New season ticket holders looking to take advantage of a payment plan should call 1-800-WVU GAME to sign-up or visit WVUsports.com/PaymentPlan for more information.
 
Order forms are being mailed to MAC members as well as other past ticket purchasers, while WVU faculty/staff members should watch for announcements on how to utilize their 20% discount in E-NEWS. Faculty/staff can purchase up to six season tickets at the discounted rate.
 
Season tickets purchased after the August 6 deadline will be allocated by the Mountaineer Ticket Office to the best available seats based on Mountaineer Athletic Club (MAC) annual giving levels and priority points within each giving level.
 
West Virginia will play 17 regular-season, home games and an exhibition at the WVU Coliseum. The Mountaineers open the regular season against Oakland on Nov. 9, and the nonconference, home schedule features matchups with old Big East rivals Pitt and Connecticut.
 
Every Big 12 Conference school will visit Morgantown again this season. Mini-package and single-game tickets will go on sale at a later date.