[oldalum]

single tickets are on sale: upper level $60-120, lower level side $235, lower level end $60-145.

Maybe they're betting KU will be #1 at the time, or they're counting on local bball fans being REALLY REALLY starved to see good basketball.

(will the A.D.'s moniker for the game be "Slaughterhouse Five?")

[oldalum]

single tickets are on sale: upper level $60-120, lower level side $235, lower level end $60-145.

Maybe they're betting KU will be #1 at the time, or they're counting on local bball fans being REALLY REALLY starved to see good basketball.

(will the A.D.'s moniker for the game be "Slaughterhouse Five?")

[cctop]

Yeah, most likely they're counting on local Kansas fans to show up.

With variable ticket pricing now being common, I'd expect there was an analysis of what would maximize revenue as opposed to what would fill Maples with Stanford fans.

[cctop]

Yeah, most likely they're counting on local Kansas fans to show up.

With variable ticket pricing now being common, I'd expect there was an analysis of what would maximize revenue as opposed to what would fill Maples with Stanford fans.

[SamuelMcF]

There are "local Kansas fans" in Palo Alto?

[SamuelMcF]

There are "local Kansas fans" in Palo Alto?

[oldalum]

There are "local Kansas fans" in Palo Alto?

yep, more than you'd think -- just ask my wife. She has Jayhawk license plate frames and fellow fans come up to her often.

[oldalum]

There are "local Kansas fans" in Palo Alto?

yep, more than you'd think -- just ask my wife. She has Jayhawk license plate frames and fellow fans come up to her often.

[cctop]

There are "local Kansas fans" in Palo Alto?

Yes, in SF I personally know three Kansas fans who love college basketball.

That's more than the number of Stanford basketball fans I know.

[cctop]

There are "local Kansas fans" in Palo Alto?

Yes, in SF I personally know three Kansas fans who love college basketball.

That's more than the number of Stanford basketball fans I know.