[triangle2]

There are only so many explanations:
1) Pac 12 network had undermined attendance.
2) Interest in basketball is waning in the local area
3) We are doing a much poorer job of promotion, pricing, advertising than we once did.
4) There is much greater competition for the time and money of WBB fans than there once was.

Which of these is it?

One more potential issue - failure to get younger fans to come to games.

I see a similar issue up in Seattle when I go to women's games: average age of the few season ticket holders left for UW is 'dead.' The original hardcore women's BB fans are aging out. Someone has to market to Millennials (good luck with that) and Gen Z.

[triangle2]

There are only so many explanations:
1) Pac 12 network had undermined attendance.
2) Interest in basketball is waning in the local area
3) We are doing a much poorer job of promotion, pricing, advertising than we once did.
4) There is much greater competition for the time and money of WBB fans than there once was.

Which of these is it?

One more potential issue - failure to get younger fans to come to games.

I see a similar issue up in Seattle when I go to women's games: average age of the few season ticket holders left for UW is 'dead.' The original hardcore women's BB fans are aging out. Someone has to market to Millennials (good luck with that) and Gen Z.