Way To Go HALL !!
by J. B. on 1/1/19Prudential Center - NewarkBeats undefeated Johnny’s ...Oh Yeah. Let’s keep it going
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Seton Hall Pirates Men's Basketball History
The first tip-off for Seton Hall’s men’s basketball team was in 1903, although with no coach and no arena, the team didn't play again for another five years. The "Pirate" became the team mascot in 1931, and in 1936, intrepid professional basketball player John "Honey" Russell took the head coach post and held it for two terms, totaling 18 years. Russell created a winning team that convinced Seton Hall to build its first sports arena, Walsh Gymnasium, which still serves as the home for Seton Hall's women's NCAA basketball team on the university’s campus. Russell's Pirates appeared in the National Invitational Tournament (NIT) seven times and won the NIT title in 1953.
The Seton Hall Pirates have made the NCAA Tournament final once, in 1989 when they fell to Michigan in overtime. The team has won three conference tournament titles and four regular-season conference championships. In total, they’ve made the NCAA Tournament 14 times.
Since 1948, 28 Seton Hall Pirates have been drafted into the NBA, including NBA champions Bobby Wanzer, Bob Davies and Andrew Gaze. As a member of the Big East conference since the 1979-80 season, Seton Hall counts among its rivals their fellow "Catholic Seven" universities on the East Coast.
Seton Hall Pirates Team Info
Conference: Big East
Team Colors: Blue and white
Team Rivals: Rutgers, St. John’s University, UConn, Villanova
Seton Hall Pirates at Prudential Center
Seton Hall plays at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, which opened in 2007 and helped revitalize the downtown area of the city. The arena currently seats 18,700 for basketball games and is also home to the NHL's New Jersey Devils. The arena also hosts concerts and other events, including the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards.
The Seton Hall Pirates’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in November at home as the Pirates face off against Saint Peter’s. The Pirates play their final game of the regular season at home against Big East competitors DePaul. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Seton Hall Pirates.
The Seton Hall Pirates play their basketball games at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The seating map for Prudential Center can be viewed here.
Beats undefeated Johnny’s ...Oh Yeah. Let’s keep it going
NJ basketball at it's best. Great crowd, exciting place and good selection of beer/food.
What a great game .. johnnies almost 1 !! Parking real easy with parking pass !! Super duper !!
Very nice and clean arena. Would love to visit again.
Start time was initially advertised as 12 pm. After ticket purchase it was switched to 3 pm - effectively screwing up my evening plans. Had they advertised the 3 pm start time i would have passed. Purchased floor seats which happened to be behind the cheerleaders so i had a blocked view for most of the first game
It was simply a glorious victory for our Pirates. A splendid display of teamwork and courage. GO PIRATES!!!!
What a great game. I love seeing college basketball. What a great atmosphere. The joy, the passion, the excitement. Seton hall men's basketball team player a great game against the number 5 team in the country Xavier musketeers. And we won also what a great time. very good seats love the prudential center it has great sight lines wherever you may sit. Will return to see many more games.
It's always fun to attend this game. It's too bad that Xavier was so flat or the game would have been more competitive.
Everything about the seats and cleanliness in general was good. Only complaint was that when we went to get food at the end of the 1st half we had to get off the line that never moved to make it back for the beginning of the 2nd half. The workers didn't know how to handle the crowd of people I guess because they were moving so slow and we didn't even get anything to eat since we had to just go back to our seats so we didn't miss the game.
Good entertainment, at the Prudential Center, on Wed, Jan 20. Undefeated Villanova opened the game hitting 3 pointers one after another making it difficult for the Hall. But the resilient Hall matched them, basket for basket, but not with 3 pointers. The Hall were never out of the game, at any time, by keeping the score close. At half time it was almost a tie. In the second half, despite some players showing signs of fatigue, the score remained close until the final minutes. A lot of free throw shooting went on, and a lot of personal fouls were called by the refs. Finally, the Hall had trouble scoring in the final minutes resulting in another victory for undefeated Villanova.
Entertaining game! Good food choices. Good value for the money!
This College game in the history of the Big east is a big rivalry. The students rose up along with all the volunteers and student athletes. This season when faced with fear the Pirate athlete has questioned the system. Rock On Pirates On top of the entrance to the home of the Seton Hall Pirates. Worth every moment of having the opportunity to visualize the joy and excitement up close of kids being kids.
Excellent experience...easy ticket purchase....great time
Great game but was not happy with the outcome! My Pirates lost.
Seton Hall's mens basketball team played an awesome game! We were literally on the edge of our seats the entire time!
This was our first experience with a collegiate DI basketball game and for me and my family it was great, the view from our seats was excellent, and the hole experience was worth the value. I will just recommend them open more concessions as the line was large
One of the easiest stadiums to get too... Great seats, great crowd
This game went into overtime in order to decide the winner. It was a very entertaining game, with both teams making difficult shots throughout the night and never giving up.
We sat at the corner of the court 8 rows up and the view was very good. The seats were wide and comfortable, unlike many venues. The staff at the Prudential Center were all rather friendly. One negative was that several concessions stands weren't open, so it create lines at all vendor locations that weren't necessary. I don't like standing in line to spend money!!!
What an exciting game from beginning to end. Way to go Hall. Keep it Up !