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Date Posted: 03:08:03pm 01/15/06 Sun,
Author: FU73
Subject: Re: column: Fairfield arena solution may be close to home
In reply to: Stagophile 's message, "Re: column: Fairfield arena solution may be close to home" on 01:07:47pm 01/15/06 Sun,

If AH can't be renovated, then let's start the groundwork NOW for whatever the Town of Fairfield will let the University do. If a 5,000 seat arena is not possible by them, then let's get whatever IS possible. When people like Elsberry are saying it's not working, then let's change it. Let's hope that no more single women's game, at $15,000 a night to rent AHY, next season. Back to campus as soon as possible for the men and play the St. Joe, the Georgetown and any "draw" games at AHY.

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[> [> [> Re: column: Fairfield arena solution may be close to home -- Running Man, 10:15:22am 01/17/06 Tue, [1]

The proposal that some games be played at Harbor Yards and others at a renovated Alumni Hall is so darn logical that it is a certainity that the administration would never consider it.

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