[81alum]

All good points on your part, but re good crowd, I'm pretty sure there were better crowds in both Seattle and San Jose. As for things to do, agree re San Jose. But not re Seattle. There's far more to do there for me than in Vegas. It's a matter of taste.

Exactly.  I have never set foot in Las Vegas, and it is about 1,372nd on my bucket list of things to do.

I also wonder how the departure of the SoCal schools will affect the choice.  With no local schools from LA, maybe that becomes an attractive venue? Wouldn't it be fun to dance in USC's and UCLA's backyards while they are off to the their tournament in....Minneapolis?

San Diego would also be a fine choice, although the neutrality of that site might be compromised if SDSU joins the PacXX.

[81alum]

All good points on your part, but re good crowd, I'm pretty sure there were better crowds in both Seattle and San Jose. As for things to do, agree re San Jose. But not re Seattle. There's far more to do there for me than in Vegas. It's a matter of taste.

Exactly.  I have never set foot in Las Vegas, and it is about 1,372nd on my bucket list of things to do.

I also wonder how the departure of the SoCal schools will affect the choice.  With no local schools from LA, maybe that becomes an attractive venue? Wouldn't it be fun to dance in USC's and UCLA's backyards while they are off to the their tournament in....Minneapolis?

San Diego would also be a fine choice, although the neutrality of that site might be compromised if SDSU joins the PacXX.