On Monday, the Maryland women's basketball team outlasted No. 5 seed Alabama in what was undoubtedly the best game of the NCAA Tournament so far. They crawled back from a 17-point deficit in the second half and overcame Sarah Ashlee Barker's 45-point performance in double overtime to move on to the Sweet 16 in front of their home crowd in College Park.
Now, the Terrapins will take on the No. 1 seed South Carolina Gamecocks in the Regional Semifinal as they fight to move past the current juggernaut of the sport for a spot in the Elite 8. The winner of this game will face off against the winner of No. 3 seed North Carolina and No. 2 seed Duke.
All of the action for the region will take place at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama, a 17,600-seat venue that is the home of the NBA G-League's Birmingham Squadron. Many of the Terrapins' faithful are sure to be in attendance as buying tickets for the game is a relatively cheap endeavor.
How much does it cost to attend Maryland vs. South Carolina in the Sweet 16?
The get-in price for the NCAA Tournament Birmingham Region 2 Semifinal between No. 4 Maryland and No. 1 South Carolina is $6, according to Ticketmaster. The most expensive seats are $225, which can place you on either side of half-court in the lower bowl.
Tickets in the upper bowl are anywhere from $6 to $31, depending on how close you are to halfcourt. In the lower bowl, tickets are anywhere from $15 to $225.
If you want tickets at halfcourt, the cheapest you'll find is between $6 and $12 in the upper bowl, with the suite level costing $34 per ticket and seats in the lower bowl costing $225. For tickets in the corners or on the baseline, you can score some in the upper bowl for between $6 and $10, but that price increases to between $15 and $125 for the lower bowl.
Should Maryland pull off the upset against the South Carolina Gamecocks, then tickets should be more expensive in the Elite 8. However, no matter the price, the Terrapins' fan base will be in attendance as they cheer for their team on the road to the Final Four.