Re: Iup basketball
Correct. The PSAC and the NCAA would always set the postseason ticket pricing for the conference and regional tourneys respectively. This was always welcomed in the early days of the KCAC as you could actually get in cheaper than normal KCAC pricing. But of course they found their way around that with the little extras. Actually, the $12 the KCAC charged to get into the men's region wasn't all that bad. That is probably about the price of their cheapest ticket they offer during the regular season or real close to it. I liked how it was general admission for the event. IUPBigIndians and I have been saying that is how it should be for years now. Maybe have the bottom tier reserved if you want to do that.
I recall the price of the 2008 women's Atlantic region hosted at the MFH was $5 to get in per night. But the damage has already been done with fans throughout the area regarding the KCAC. Many of them will avoid IUP basketball at all costs after everything.
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Correct. The PSAC and the NCAA would always set the postseason ticket pricing for the conference and regional tourneys respectively. This was always welcomed in the early days of the KCAC as you could actually get in cheaper than normal KCAC pricing. But of course they found their way around that with the little extras. Actually, the $12 the KCAC charged to get into the men's region wasn't all that bad. That is probably about the price of their cheapest ticket they offer during the regular season or real close to it. I liked how it was general admission for the event. IUPBigIndians and I have been saying that is how it should be for years now. Maybe have the bottom tier reserved if you want to do that.
I recall the price of the 2008 women's Atlantic region hosted at the MFH was $5 to get in per night. But the damage has already been done with fans throughout the area regarding the KCAC. Many of them will avoid IUP basketball at all costs after everything.
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