They are busy on the hilltop. Lots of calls for new season ticket holders since the Big East talk started:

http://www.omaha.com/article/20130331/BL...et-ceiling

I hope they keep single game tickets available frankly. We need to have seats available for all the new visitors. I assume, either way, a certain allotment of single tickets will be available for visiting teams. I imagine the conference will require that.

Not a bad problem to have "too many" season ticket holders. I suspect the Big East allure will last a couple years and then on the court success will have to maintain it.

Congrats. How is your team looking for next year? You guys losing Doug right?

(04-01-2013 07:18 PM)ivet Wrote:  Congrats. How is your team looking for next year? You guys losing Doug right?

I think Doug is 50/50 right now. Most drafts have him as a late 1st, early 2nd rounder. If he's guaranteed a 1st round pick, he'll probably leave. If not, he'll probably stay. Will find out in a couple weeks.

i wouldnt mind going to a game there!

Creighton, Louisville and Cuse are all similar. Mid Sized Metro Areas with no competing major league sports. Creighton doesn't get the deserved credit for the large crowds they draw.

17,000 per game playign MVC competition is amazing.

(04-01-2013 07:42 PM)Jet915 Wrote:  

(04-01-2013 07:18 PM)ivet Wrote:  Congrats. How is your team looking for next year? You guys losing Doug right?

I think Doug is 50/50 right now. Most drafts have him as a late 1st, early 2nd rounder. If he's guaranteed a 1st round pick, he'll probably leave. If not, he'll probably stay. Will find out in a couple weeks.

If you are projected at the end of the 1st this year, its tenuous you'd even get drafted next year.

That's what he'll have to work through in the next couple weeks

(04-02-2013 12:30 PM)adcorbett Wrote:  17,000 per game playign MVC competition is amazing.

MVC competition isn't anything to thumb your nose at either.