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In my opinion, ticket demand has been very good considering how poorly UCONN has played under PP and the woeful start to this season. Granted, UCONN has the best home slate ever, but I also think UCONN has improved their marketing efforts this year.
Now, imagine if UCONN had gone bowling last year and had beaten both Towson and Maryland. I really think we would have sold out the season with the possible exception of Towson. The Rutgers and Louisville games would probably need the extra seats. Even now, the ticket availability for the remaining games is not that high, so we will have a respectable number of tickets sold for the rest of the season.
UCONN is one magical season (of course, with a new coach), from packing the Rent again. UCONN is still a growth program and I am confident we will turn this around.
Now, imagine if UCONN had gone bowling last year and had beaten both Towson and Maryland. I really think we would have sold out the season with the possible exception of Towson. The Rutgers and Louisville games would probably need the extra seats. Even now, the ticket availability for the remaining games is not that high, so we will have a respectable number of tickets sold for the rest of the season.
UCONN is one magical season (of course, with a new coach), from packing the Rent again. UCONN is still a growth program and I am confident we will turn this around.