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OT: New Baylor Arena
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One of the perpetual tragedies of Hartford.
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Would love to see gampel get a face lift
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There most recent game, currently as the #1 ranked team in the country, had attendance a little less than 7k. It's Texas, football is king. Basketball just tides them over until August.
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Well the new stadium holds 7k, which is a little under their 2019 average, so looks like they planned it out pretty well.
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Baylor couldn't sellout out it's first 3 games as the champs in a 10k arena.
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Just like New Haven blew it by putting the highway in between downtown and the sound.
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Looks cool. I wonder if there are options to expand capacity in the future.
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The people of New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport and Stamford had very little choice where the interstates divided their city.
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Same with pretty much every other metro area in America, and the same happened with train tracks. "The other side of the tracks" didn't just randomly become a saying. Division in America has been systemic.