Big Ten Tournament final ticket prices 2024: How much does it cost to get in?

Ohio State needs to perform well in the Big Ten Tournament. Plain and simple.

After finishing the regular season at 19-12, the Buckeyes have yet to punch their ticket to the NCAA Tournament and run the risk of being bumped to the NIT.

With each tournament champion receiving an automatic bid to the Big Dance, the conference tourney is OSU’s last chance to go dancing.

The Buckeyes had a bye in the first round after earning the No. 10 seed in the conference. They will start their (hopefully long) tournament run against Iowa.

Big Ten MBB Tournament schedule:

• Second Round: March 14, starting at 11 a.m. CT
• Quarterfinals: March 15, starting at 11 a.m. CT
• Semifinals: March 16, starting at noon CT
• Championship game: March 17 at 2:30 p.m. CT

Fans can easily access and search tickets on the Target Center events page.

Big Ten MBB Tournament – Second-round ticket prices:

• Session 2 – Minnesota vs. Michigan State, Maryland vs. Wisconsin – $55-60
• Session 3 – Ohio State vs. Iowa, Penn State vs. Indiana –$60-75

Big Ten MBB Tournament – Quarterfinals ticket prices:

• Session 4 – Purdue vs. TBD, Northwestern vs. TBD – $85-90
• Session 5 – Illinois vs. TBD, Nebraska vs. TBD – $85-90

Big Ten MBB Tournament – Semifinals ticket prices:

• Session 6 – $95-100

Big Ten MBB Tournament – Championship game ticket prices:

• Session 6 – $105-110

Ohio State’s game against the Iowa Hawkeyes is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. CT on March 14. It is the third game of the Second Round. Fans who can’t make it to the tournament in person can tune in to the Big Ten Network.