Baylor Bears at Washington Huskies
Sat, Dec 19 · Time TBA · Eastern Time
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Follow Washington basketball at the historic Seattle building Huskies call Hec Ed, then use its official clear-bag and seat-map links when planning your visit.
Seattle, WA
Open in Google Maps ↗Official game-day source ↗1 game currently appear at this home-court venue from Dec 19, 2026 through Dec 19, 2026. Tip times, television assignments and even sites can change, so reopen the game card before watching or traveling.
Sat, Dec 19 · Time TBA · Eastern Time
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This 1927 building carries almost a century of Washington sports history. Its familiar Hec Ed nickname, 1999 renovation and multi-sport campus role make it unlike a newer purpose-built basketball arena.
Alaska Airlines Arena is the current name, but Washington fans commonly shorten Hec Edmundson Pavilion to “Hec Ed.” The university lists the building as constructed in 1927 and renovated in 1999, giving Husky basketball a markedly older setting than most modern college arenas.
Washington Athletics identifies Hec Ed as home to its basketball, volleyball and gymnastics programs and lists capacity at 9,294. The wider building also contains training spaces and the Founders Club, so the arena serves more of Husky athletics than the basketball court alone suggests.
The official facility profile links both a virtual seat map and Washington’s clear-bag policy. Those are the useful final checks after choosing a matchup: confirm the view for the exact section, then review the current permitted-bag dimensions before heading to campus.
Hec Ed is the familiar shortened form of Hec Edmundson Pavilion, the historic name attached to Washington’s arena.
Washington Athletics lists capacity at 9,294.
Washington lists the arena as built in 1927 and renovated in 1999.