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Old 06-04-2008, 03:35 PM   #34
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Re: Good news for Iowa basketball fans

Originally Posted by aeroclone View Post
And this just raises the classic question of:

If an AD adds premium seating and there aren't any butts in the arena, does it generate revenue?
Says the fan of the team who wants to build a second deck to the football stadium.

In all honesty, I'm hesitant to increase capacity (and that's my understanding of what's going on), but at least within the past decade CHA has averaged 15,500 fans per game. It's not like the attendance will always be this low.

ISU Student - Iowa fan. Best of both worlds.
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