Chants of Go Spurs Go! do not belong only in the upper bowl of Frost Bank Center-they belong in the living room every morning as December counts down toward Christmas Day. For South Texas basketball families who plan their winter evenings around San Antonio tip-offs, the San Antonio Spurs 2026 Advent Calendar brings the entire arena ecosystem home inside a 24-day countdown collector box. Stamped with Go Spurs Go! down the black-and-silver spine and anchored by a front portrait of #10 Jeremy Sochan palming an NBA game ball beneath silver holiday ornaments, the rigid paperboard exterior sets the stage for twenty-four days of family unboxing.

What makes this 24-compartment set stand out on a holiday mantel is how it captures the full sightline of a live NBA game night in the 210-from the frontcourt stars and the coaching sideline to the baseline cheerleaders, the mascot, and the locker room.
Court Stars, Sideline Strategy & Courtside Crowd Characters
Each numbered door from Day 1 through Day 24 reveals a freestanding 3D molded piece that adds a new character or prop to your tabletop scene:
- The
#10Frontcourt & Roster Rotation: Collect multiple variations of#10Jeremy Sochan (including his bleached-blonde sculpt with arm tattoos and his spiky pink-haired edition in Compartment 18) alongside#1Victor Wembanyama in both home white and road black kits, flanked by Spurs guards and wings in home and away uniforms (#24,#3,#30,#40). - The Coaching Box & Baseline Energy: Sideline general Gregg Popovich stands in a dark suit holding his game-plan clipboard, accompanied by the Spurs Coyote mascot in a black uniform (#7), a cheerleader shaking metallic silver pom-poms (#10), a capped fan raising a black
#1foam finger (#9), and courtside supporters holding basketballs (#13, #23). - The
#10Locker Room & Trophy Hardware: Compartment 24 finishes the Christmas Eve reveal with a miniature two-bay locker hanging a white#10jersey next to a black#1jersey above a wrapped gift box, joined by a golden championship trophy (#19), a miniature backboard and hoop (#21), a black Spurs cap (#22), and Santa Claus (#20).

Built for Father-and-Son Unboxings & Post-Holiday Display
Because the 24-compartment inner grid slides out as a standalone display frame, kids and parents can either keep the figures organized in their numbered cubbies or line them up across a fireplace ledge beside the Christmas tree.
When December ends and the Western Conference schedule heats up in January, every freestanding miniature transitions straight onto a bedroom shelf or desk for year-round Go Spurs Go pride.






















