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2019-20 Temple Basketball Getting to the Game 2019-20 TEMPLE BASKETBALL GETTING TO THE GAME Parking Liacouras Center Parking Garage: Entrances are located on 15th Street and Sydenham Street. The cost of parking for events is $20. Cash and credit are accepted. 15th Street Lot: Located on 15th Street between Norris Street and Montgomery Avenue. The cost of parking for events is $20. Cash and credit are accepted. Additional Parking: Lot 9: Located on 12th Street and Cecil B. Moore Avenue. Temple Towers Parking: Available on an event-by-event basis. Located on 13th Street between Cecil B. Moore Avenue and Oxford Street. Public Transportation By Septa Bus: The “C” bus stops on Broad Street at Cecil B. Moore Avenue, Montgomery Avenue, Berks Mall and Norris Street. The “3” bus stops on Cecil B. Moore Avenue from 11th Street to Broad Street. Trolley: The “23” trolley stops on 12th Street (southbound) and 11th Street (northbound) at Berks Mall, Montgomery Avenue and Cecil B. Moore Avenue. SEPTA Regional Rail: All lines stop at Temple University Station, 10th and Berks Streets. The Liacouras Center is a 10-min. walk from the Regional Rail train station. Broad Street Subway: All local Broad Street subway trains stop at Cecil B. Moore Station (Broad and Cecil B. Moore Avenue). The Liacouras Center is a 2-min. walk from the subway. SEPTA - Broad Street Line Temple Campus Map NORRIS STREET 15TH STREET PARKING LOT ENTRANCE STREET STREET MCGONIGLE TH TH HALL ENTRANCE 15 16 ENTRANCE STREET BROAD MONTGOMERY AVENUE STUDENT ENTRANCE LIACOURAS CENTER MAIN LOBBY MAIN ENTRANCE PARKING GARAGE PARKING LIACOURAS CENTER LIACOURAS SYDENHAM STREET SYDENHAM CECIL B. MOORE AVENUE GETTING TO THE GAME DOWNLOAD THE NEW TEMPLE ATHLETICS MOBILE APP PLAY CHALLENGES AND TRIVIA AND EARN POINTS FOR REWARDS! NCAA COMPLIANCE Responsibility of the Institution Each institution shall comply with all applicable rules and regulations of the Association (NCAA) in the conduct of its intercollegiate athletics programs. It shall monitor its programs to assure compliance and to identify and report to the Association instances in which compliance has not been achieved. In any such instance, the institution shall cooperate fully with the Association and shall take appropriate corrective actions. Members of an institution’s staff, student-athletes, and other individuals and groups representing the institution’s athletics interests shall comply with the applicable Association rules, and the member institution shall be responsible for such compliance. [NCAA Constitution 2.8.1] How Do You Know If You Are An Athletics Representative? You are considered a representative of athletics interest (i.e. Booster) if you are or have ever been a member of any group that supports or promotes the athletics program (e.g. Owl Club), or if you have helped in any way to recruit TempleMensBasketball @TUMBBHoops student-athletes. According to the NCAA, once an individual is identified TempleWomensBasketball @TUOWLS_WBB as a representative of athletic interest, the individual retains that status for life. There are rules that govern your contract with prospective student-athletes (PSAs) and current student-athletes. Your actions can affect the eligibility of individual student-athletes or teams to compete in NCAA and conference competition. Prospective Student-Athlete or Prospect: Any individual who has started taking classes for the ninth grade (seventh grade for Men’s Basketball) *Making contact with a prospective student-athlete is in direct violation of NCAA recruiting standards and would jeopardize the eligibility of the prospect. Extra Benefits: Includes the provision of any free or reduced meal, transportation, housing, clothes, service, entertainment, or other benefit not available to all students who are not athletes. *This means under no circumstances may you provide a prospect, recruit, or enrolled student athlete with any item of benefit – no matter how small the item may seem. Gifts of any kind are prohibited. Any of the above actions constitute a violation of NCAA regulations. Such actions jeopardize the eligibility of prospective or enrolled student-athletes and compromise the integrity of the athletic department. TEMPLE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTIONS OF ALL REPRESENTATIVES, AND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO WITHHOLD ANY BENEFIT OR PRIVELEGE ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS. Temple Owls Fan Code of Conduct The Temple Athletic Department is committed to creating a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all fans, both inside The Liacouras Center and throughout the parking areas. Staff members will proactively intervene to support an environment where our fans can enjoy the event experience free from the following behaviors: • Abusive, foul or disruptive language and obscene gestures. • Intoxication or other signs of impairment related to alcohol consumption or other drug use • Fighting, taunting or threatening remarks or gestures. • Throwing objects of any kind • Sitting in a location other than the fan’s ticketed seat. • Displays of affection not appropriate in a public setting. • Obscene or indecent clothing. • Any disruption to the progress of the event by fans actions. • Any behavior which otherwise interferes with other fans enjoyment of the game. Each fan should hold his or her ticket and be ready to display it to event staff or arena security to verify their seat location. Violations of the Code of Conduct may result in the Guest being ejected, arrested by police or having his/her tickets revoked. All Season Ticket Members are responsible for their conduct as well as the conduct of their Guests and/or persons using their tickets. NCAA COMPLIANCE GREATNESS BEGINS WITH YOU! Our Temple Owls represent some of the most elite student-athletes in the nation. Their continued success in the classroom and in competition is a direct result of the support they receive from donations to the Temple Owl Club. JOIN THE OWL CLUB TODAY & HELP OUR OWLS CONTINUE TO ACHIEVE GREATNESS. WWW.TEMPLEOWLCLUB.COM | 215-204-CLUB (2582) TEMPLE BASKETBALL FAN GUIDE LIACOURAS CENTER The Liacouras Center is home to all Temple Men's Basketball games as well as some Temple Women's Basketball games during the 2019-20 season. Game Day Ticket Office Location: Liacouras Center Lobby Opens two (2) hours prior to game time. Pricing Visit Owlstix.com for 2019-2020 ticket information. Will Call Locations General Public Tickets (Liacouras Center Box Office) Recruit and High School Coaches Tickets (IBC Entrance) Temple University Player Guest Tickets (IBC Entrance) CENTER SEATING LIACOURAS Visiting Player Team Tickets (IBC Entrance) Re-Entry Policy FOOD AND BEVERAGE There is no re-entry at the Liacouras Center. Section 101 – Stand 101 Guest Services Section 102 – The Thirsty Owl Section 103 – Broad St. Dogs Arena Entrances: Main Entrance is on Broad St. between Montgomery Ave. and Cecil B. Moore Ave. Section 104 – Chickie & Pete’s IBC Entrance is on 15th St., across from the Liacouras Center Section 105 – Bassett’s Ice Cream parking garage. Section 105 – Tony Luke’s Student Entrance is at the corner of Montgomery Ave. and Section 106 – Chef’s Crispy Chicken 15th St. Section 107 – Snack Bar Merchandise: Merchandise sales are located on the Section 109 – Owl Gear Merchandise Stand concourse at the IBC Entrance. Game Day Ticket Issue: Visit the guest services window Section 110 – PJ Whelihan’s located in the hallway, just off the concourse, behind Section Section 111 – Philly Style Pizza 107. Section 111 – Bassett’s Ice Cream Game Day Programs: Programs are are available for free on Section 112 – Chickie & Pete’s a first-come, first-served basis on the concourse at the IBC Section 113 – Broad St. Dogs Entrance. Section 114 – Taco Truck Concessions: No outside food or drink are permitted. See key on right for concessions locations. Section 115 – Pub Webb Restrooms: Located on main concourse. Section 116 – Owl’s Nest Pub Area Accessible Seating: Seating is available on the concourse Section 116 – Owl Gear Merchandise Store level. Seating for guests requiring accommodation is available by calling in advance. Please call 215-204-TIXX. There is one elevator in The Liacouras Center available for guests. OWL CLUB Bag Policy: For more information, please visit OwlSports. com/bagpolicy. Join the Owl Club today! Benefits include priority seating access, priority access to away game and post Visit liacourascenter.com/security. Security: season tickets, season long parking pass and pre-game Prohibited Items include glow sticks, water guns/water hospitality room access.* For more information or to balloons, illegal substances, weapons or other threatening make your gift online, visit templeowlclub.com. *Based objects, laser pointers, and camera/cell phone extension on gift club level. poles (selfie sticks). Video recording or professional cameras are not permitted. Parking: Temple Athletics reserves a limited number Lost & Found: Call the Liacouras Center Box Office at 215- of season-long parking spaces for Men’s Basketball 204-2400 or email [email protected]. game days. Eligibility to purchase priority parking at the Liacouras Center Garage or 15th Street Parking Lot begins at the Owl Club $110+ giving level. Priority parking in these locations will be allocated based on donor priority point rank. TEMPLE BASKETBALL FAN GUIDE MCGONIGLE HALL McGonigle Hall is home to the Temple Women's Basketball team. The venue is located in the heart of Main Campus at Broad Street and Montgomery Avenue. Game Day Ticket Office Location: Lobby of McGonigle Hall Opens one (1) hour prior to game time Note: McGonigle Hall is cash only on game day. Tickets can be purchase by credit card at the Liacouras Center Ticket Office on game days. Pricing Visit Owlstix.com for 2019-2020 ticket information. Will Call Locations General Public Tickets (Main Lobby) Recruit and High School Coaches Tickets (Main Lobby) SEATING MCGONIGLE HALL Temple University Player Guest Tickets (Main Section 101 – Stand 101 Lobby) Section 102 – The Thirsty Owl Visiting Player Team Tickets (Main Lobby) Section 103 – Broad St. Dogs Re-Entry Policy Section 104 – Chickie & Pete’s A ticket is required for re-entry at McGonigle Hall.
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