The two-tone court prominently displays this year’s Final Four logo – which is heavily influenced by Mission-style architecture and features a Fiesta-themed colour palette reminiscent of the 1989-2002 San Antonio Spurswho played their home games at the Alamodome – at midcourt.

The out-of-bounds area is mostly teal, with “NCAA Men’s Final Four” in orange and black along the baselines. The baselines are shaped like the arched facade of the Alamo and include a sublimated star pattern that will wrap around the baskets.

There are also ticket-shaped boxes along the upper and lower sidelines that feature “San Antonio” and “The Road Ends Here,” respectively, flanked by a pair of teal stars. The court – which is manufactured by Connor Sports – is complete with black keys.

This marks the fifth time that San Antonio has hosted the Final Four, joining the 1997-98, 2003-04, 2007-08 and 2017-18 seasons. That trails only Kansas City (10), Indianapolis (eight), New York City (seven), Louisville and New Orleans (six) for the most of any city.

As mentioned, the 2025 NCAA Tournament tips off on Tuesday with No. 16 seeds Alabama State and Saint Francis going head to head at the First Four in Dayton, Ohio (6:40 p.m. ET on truTV), immediately followed by No. 11 seeds North Carolina and San Diego State.

The NCAA also typically uses a unique court design for each round of the tournament, with a special colour coding system that differentiates between locations, but those designs have not yet been revealed.

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