The University of Southern California Trojans basketball team is among the most accomplished college basketball programs on the West Coast. The Trojans have been playing basketball for over 100 years, playing their first season in 1906. Since then the Trojans have amassed over 1,500 wins, and have produced some of the best teams in college basketball history. USC has won over half a dozen conference regular season championships and won their first conference tournament championship in 2009. The cardinal and gold have made over 15 trips to the NCAA Tournament, including 4 trips to the Sweet Sixteen. In 2001, the program advanced to the Elite Eight, and in 1940 and 1954 the Trojans made it all the way to the Final Four. Notable former Trojans basketball players include Jack Gardner, Tex Winter, Bill Sharman, Alex Hannum, Nikola Vucevic, DeMar DeRozan, O. J. Mayo, Taj Gibson, and Brian Scalabrine. Since 2001, the Trojans have enjoyed one of their most successful eras in program history. USC made the NCAA Tournament 6 times between 2001 and 2011, and have recruited some of the most exciting players in the country. All of this success combined with the opening of the Galen Center in 2006 has created a swarm of positive energy around the Trojans basketball program which USC will look to turn into more Pac-12 titles. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for USC Trojans basketball tickets.
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USC Trojans Basketball at Galen Center
Address: 3400 S. Figueroa Street Los Angeles, California 90007 The University of Southern California Trojans basketball team plays their home games at the Galen Center in Los Angeles, California. The Galen Center has been home to Trojans basketball since 2006, and can seat over 10,000 fans. Before the opening of the Galen Center, Trojans basketball played at a number of home basketball venues, most recently the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena. The court at the Galen Center is named after former USC basketball player Jim Sterkel. The opening of the Galen Center opened a new chapter in Trojans basketball. For the first time in decades the program had a home court dedicated to Trojans athletics, an idea that was a major factor in the push for the construction of the arena. Since the opening of the arena, USC basketball has seen one of its most successful stretches, bringing more fans and energy to basketball game days than had been present for years.
USC vs. UCLA
One of the biggest cross-town rivalries in the NCAA, UCLA-USC is a great basketball matchup. The series began in 1928 and the two schools have met over 235 times. From 1932-1943, the Trojans had a 41 game winning streak against the Bruins, one of the longest winning streaks against a single team in basketball history. The energy and intensity of this game rivals any other in the country. With both schools separated by only a few miles in Los Angeles, the fans are always split, and games are always contentious.