Free tickets offered for Friday's Wisconsin Herd game at the Bradley Center

Free tickets are available for the Wisconsin Herd's home opener Friday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.

In its inaugural season, the Herd, the minor league affiliate of the Milwaukee Bucks, are 3-1 and feature Xavier Munford who scored 31 in the team's victory Saturday over the Reno Bighorns.

Munford was named the G-League Performer of the Week last week.

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The Herd includes several players with NBA experience, including Gary Payton II and Joel Bolomboy who are signed to "two-way" contracts, which means they are on the Bucks' roster for up to 45 days.

The Herd also includes former Wisconsin Badgers standout, forward Vitto Brown.

Friday's game against the Windy City Bulls was to have been the Herd's home opener in the new $21 million Menominee Nation Arena in Oshkosh. Construction delays forced the team to move the game to Milwaukee.

About 375 Herd fans from Oshkosh will come by bus to the game, said Herd spokeswoman Mallory Steinberg. The team also provided 600 tickets to its Menominee Nation partner and about 2,250 to nonprofits, she said.

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The team will play two additional "home" games at the Bradley Center. Those games on Saturday and Tuesday Nov. 28, are not open to the public.

The Herd plan to have its home opener in Oshkosh on Friday, Dec. 1.

Tickets for Friday's 7 p.m. game are available online at WisconsinHerd.com. Fans who download tickets for the game will be entered to win two lower-level tickets to a Milwaukee Bucks game in December.

