Tickets For The Harlem Globetrotters Houston Events in Texas

The Harlem Globe Trotters are a basketball team that play exhibition games. They are owned by Herschend Family Entertainment. They were originally known as the Savoy Big Five when the team was founded in 1926. The Globetrotters have featured in more than twenty thousand games over the span of eighty five years that they have been active. As a result the blue, red and white jersey they wear is recognized far and wide. They are among the most recognizable sports franchise having made appearances in popular culture such as cartoons, films and TV series time and again. Get The Harlem Globetrotters Houston tickets and find out why the team has legions of fans supporting it wherever they play.

The Harlem Globetrotters are not just any other basketball team. They are one of the most entertaining teams to ever take the court. Armed with unimaginable dribbling skills, amazing dunking techniques and a plethora of comic acts, they are a delight to watch. The comic routines have made them known throughout the entertainment industry along with the sports industry. Many different renditions of the team have been active and the team has played in over one hundred and twenty countries.

Some of the all-time great NBA players who have been part of the Globetrotters squad include Wilt "The Stilt" Chamberlain, Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton, Connie "The Hawk" Hawkins and Reece "Goose" Tatum among many others. Get The Harlem Globetrotters Houston tickets and watch the legacy of this basketball team live on. Houston the largest city in the Southern part of the US is nicknamed the Space City and has NASA's Johnson Space Center among many of its attractions.

Recently the Globetrotters entered another achievement into their list when Corey 'Thunder' Law set a new world record; he made the farthest basketball shot, standing on one end of the court. Law managed to hoop the basketball from a distance of eight two feet and that too facing backwards. His overhead shot broke the existing record by a margin of ten feet. The Globetrotters player also holds the record for nailing a one handed shot, standing one hundred and ten feet away.