The Houston Cougars will face the Florida Gators in the NCAA March Madness championship game on April 7 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, TX, at 7:50 p.m. CT. With seven Final Four appearances, Houston seeks its first national championship, making this game significant for the program. For local fans, tickets are still available, starting at approximately $150, with the cheapest being $130 on StubHub. The game will be broadcast on CBS, accessible through major streaming services, except Sling. This matchup presents a prime opportunity for Houston to claim a major victory close to home.
The Houston Cougars have officially clinched a place in the NCAA March Madness championship game set for April 7. They will face off against the other No. 1 seed, the Florida Gators, at the Alamodome in San Antonio, TX at 7:50 p.m. CT, providing a fantastic opportunity for local fans to witness the Cougars (fingers crossed) achieve a significant victory.
With seven Final Four appearances, the Cougars hold the record for the most by any team that has yet to capture a national title — thus, defeating the Gators would mark a pivotal moment for the program. Playing in Texas grants them a slight home court advantage.
For Houston supporters planning to head to the Alamodome — roughly a three-hour drive from Houston — there are still numerous last-minute tickets accessible through SeatGeek, StubHub, and Vivid Seats. Prices for the most affordable tickets are around $150 across all three platforms, with the lowest currently being a $130 ticket available on StubHub.
When is the championship game between Houston and Florida?
How to purchase tickets for the Houston vs. Florida March Madness championship game
Last-minute tickets can still be found on major ticketing websites like StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats. Here are the cheapest tickets available at the time of writing:
How to stream the championship game between Houston and Florida
This blockbuster matchup will be aired nationally on CBS, making it accessible via most major streaming services that provide live TV and local channels, although Sling does not include CBS in its offerings. These streaming options are ideal for fans who do not have cable and cannot attend the game in San Antonio: