No announcement on the official site, but they're available. Just picked up a pair of mid-court seats. MBB Season Tix
Volleyball & WBB are also up.
Volleyball & WBB are also up.
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CU MBB Season Tix Now on Sale
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BuffAlum2007
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$255 is pretty cheap for the location...CU's basketball season ticket prices have got to be amongst the cheapest/best value when compared to other big conference schools, I would think...
Mick Ronson
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it's quite a value, but until the OOC home slate improves i'm still buying GA tickets for the games i want to go to. i'm not going to subsidize the talk and no walk position we've seen from the AD for the last decade in this regard. a steady diet of rpi 250+ teams, CSU, maybe a mid-major like Tulsa on the off year and nothing else....c'mon.
you can say we need the W's or whatever, but if we're less than .500 in conference the difference between 10-4 against the status quo OOC and 8-6 and actually playing someone is negligible and i could argue "playing someone" is better in the long run even if you lose.
you can say we need the W's or whatever, but if we're less than .500 in conference the difference between 10-4 against the status quo OOC and 8-6 and actually playing someone is negligible and i could argue "playing someone" is better in the long run even if you lose.
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I agree on the non-conference schedule. Ideally, I'd like to have one big name game at home and fill in the rest with at least regional matchups that bring a bit more interest. I'd much prefer seeing some teams like Norther Arizona, University of Denver, Northern Colorado, Air Force, Wyoming, Wichita State, etc. Plus, for recruiting, some of the lower tier California programs like Fresno State, San Jose State, Pepperdine, etc. (On this note, I think that San Francisco was a good game to have on the home schedule this year... it just shouldn't be one of the highlights of the home non-conference schedule.)
I'll probably re-up on my GA season tix. I don't mind sitting on the ends for the KU game. And I can move around to wherever I want just about every other game.
Mick Ronson
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yeah, like valdezj, i've got used to moving around and spreading out coats and nachos and such over 2-3 seats so much i'd prolly get claustrophobic if i couldn't. :thumbsup:
a whole season in the same seats in a full gym, what would THAT be like?
like being locked in a closet, prolly. hehe. if only.
a whole season in the same seats in a full gym, what would THAT be like?
like being locked in a closet, prolly. hehe. if only.
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