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Message: [QUOTE="CL82, post: 5257359, member: 44"] Probably not. And that's not discounting the fact that the woman's team is an absolute phenomena. Paige Bueckers probably gets a considerable amount of the credit for that in the near term. Her social media presence is huge as is Azzi Fudd's. As long as we're on the topic, Chris Dailey credits, the persistent demand for men's tickets, as being part of the reason that the woman's team initially gained popularity. She states that when Gampel opened up there weren't men's tickets available and people who were shut out came to women's games in order to see the new facility. Again that's Dailey saying that, not me. Now, to their credit Geno and Chris had put an incredible product on the court and people stayed and fell in love with it. What the program has done since is the stuff of legend and unmatched by any other basketball program men or women. To be completely honest, I find the low-key at the adversarial nature between some of the programs fans, not necessarily you, to be silly. We are one university and both programs successes, which are numerous and impressive individually, are absolutely stunning and unmatched together. That's something to be celebrated. [/QUOTE]