Originally Posted by cmh6476:
2× CIBACOPA All-Star (2022, 2023)
The Pacific Coast Basketball Circuit (Spanish: Circuito de Baloncesto de la Costa del Pacífico or CIBACOPA), officially known as the Chevron CIBACOPA for sponsorship reasons, is ten team basketball league based in Northwestern Mexico. [3] The matches take place from March to June. [Reply]
SPORTS
KU basketball teams learn home and away conference opponents
BY HENRY GREENSTEIN JUN 27, 2024
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The Fieldhouse is bathed in crimson and blue light during the player introductions prior to tipoff against Eastern Illinois on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2023 at Allen Fieldhouse. Photo by Nick Krug
With a new-look 16-team league and 20-game conference schedule in place, Kansas basketball learned on Thursday morning whom it will have to play and where.
The exact details on when each Big 12 Conference game will take place will likely not be available until late September, although CBS Sports has reported that the conference schedule as a whole will begin on Dec. 30 and 31.
But the KU men’s basketball team now knows it will at some point host Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, UCF and West Virginia. The Jayhawks will travel to Baylor, BYU, Cincinnati, Colorado, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas State, TCU and Utah.
That means four new road destinations for KU in all, after it did not have to travel to BYU or Cincinnati last season during the Cougars and Bearcats’ first year in the conference. (It lost to BYU and beat Cincinnati at Allen Fieldhouse.) KU has not played the Cougars in Provo, Utah, since 1960 or the Bearcats in Cincinnati since 1964.
The Jayhawks will travel to new conference foes Colorado and Utah. KU most recently played at Colorado in 2013, a 75-72 victory for the Buffaloes, and a game there in 2021 was canceled due to COVID-19. Former Jayhawks Tad Boyle and Danny Manning are on the CU coaching staff.
Meanwhile, the Jayhawks and Utes have played in 1995 and 2014, both matchups victories for the Jayhawks, both of which took place in Kansas City, Missouri. It’ll be KU’s first trip to the Jon M. Huntsman Center.
As for new foes visiting Allen Fieldhouse, UCF has never played there. The Jayhawks suffered an upset loss in January at Addition Financial Arena in the Knights’ first-ever Big 12 home game.
Arizona (2007) and Arizona State (2017) have played somewhat more recently in Lawrence. In fact, ASU beat KU twice in a row in 2017 and 2018 and holds an all-time series lead over the Jayhawks, 6-5.
KU’s nonconference schedule, which has not been officially released yet, includes North Carolina at home on Nov. 8, Michigan State in Atlanta on Nov. 12, Duke in Las Vegas on Nov. 26, Furman at home on Nov. 30, Creighton on the road on Dec. 4 and Missouri on the road at some point in December. Other reported matchups include Oakland at home on Nov. 16, NC State at home on Dec. 14 and Brown at home on Dec. 22.
Full list of opponents
Home: Arizona, Arizona State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, West Virginia
Away: Baylor, BYU, Cincinnati, TCU, Utah
Home and away: Colorado, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas State, UCF
Poor Dickie V... Just can't shake this cancer shit... Hope all goes well, but man, he's really getting up there, and at his age, doesn't make things easier at all...
Originally Posted by GabyKeepsMeWarm:
Poor Dickie V... Just can't shake this cancer shit... Hope all goes well, but man, he's really getting up there, and at his age, doesn't make things easier at all...
Id just be fist pumping that Im still alive at 85. He toughed it out already once or twice. Always love his enthusiasm for the game. Say what you want about him but he is college basketball. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DJJasonp:
NEED TIX TO UNC game!!!! :-)
I just got an email, and went ahead and paid a deposit to renew my season tickets.
Sounds like everything is going to be very delayed this year. Select a seat was in May last year, but they are telling us it'll be September this year. So no one will really have their seats available for sale until probably September, so you likely aren't going to have any luck trying until then.
They've given season ticket holders a deadline of September 6 to renew, and the select a seat process will take place after that. [Reply]
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Men's Basketball 7/11/2024 2:30:00 PM
Season Tickets Celebrating the 70th Season of Allen Fieldhouse Now on Sale
LAWRENCE, Kan. – The most historic arena in college sports, Allen Fieldhouse, will celebrate its 70th season beginning in late October, and Kansas Basketball fans will have the opportunity to experience the upgraded venue throughout the 2024-25 campaign.
The Fieldhouse, which underwent a first phase of updates prior to the 2023-24 season, will see the second phase completed prior to this upcoming season, giving fans a reimagined experience through a $50 million project funded by generous Kansas Athletics supporters.
"There is no other venue in sport with more history and energy than Allen Fieldhouse," said Kansas Director of Athletics Travis Goff. "Going forward, we are incredibly excited for our supporters to couple the building's tradition with an unrivaled game-day experience. Extensive scrutiny, thoughtfulness, and attention to detail have gone into the renovation plan and we are very confident our fans will enjoy the enhanced amenities and experience, while continuing to appreciate the aura they have always loved about Allen Fieldhouse."
Concourses on the top two levels of the venue will be completely renovated and overhauled, updating the areas with a more accessible and modernized layout. Allen Fieldhouse will feature a new center-hung videoboard that boasts two under screens that will make it easier for fans at lower levels to see the action and information on the scoreboard. There will also be two corner videoboards added, allowing for more statistical information throughout the game in partnership with ShotTracker's innovative technology.
Additionally, inside the venue, 1,100 chairback seats will be added on the west side of the Fieldhouse. With the addition of more chairbacks and the corner videoboards, which will replace the upper corner bleacher seating, combined with additional ADA seating, the new capacity at Allen Fieldhouse will be 15,300.
New and enhanced hospitality areas will be showcased throughout Allen Fieldhouse including a significantly renovated and newly named Crimson Club (formerly the donor atrium) with expanded capacity that will now connect directly to the concourse of the venue.
In addition, new food and beverage partner OVG will enhance the experience for all fans including revised food options and an upgraded look and presentation throughout the Fieldhouse. In particular, fans will notice more space and amenities on the third-floor concourse that will significantly upgrade the overall fan experience. OVG will prepare chef inspired new menu offerings in all of the premium areas including The Naismith Room, Banner's, the Crimson Club and Horejsi Mezzanine space.
Fans and supporters looking to experience the upgraded Allen Fieldhouse can start mapping out their plans for the upcoming season. Season ticket renewals are available starting today through fans online account or by calling the Kansas Athletics Ticket Office. Fans looking to purchase new season tickets can do so by submitting an interest form to learn more and be contacted by a member of the sales team HERE.
Allen Fieldhouse will go through a reseat process for season ticket holders this year for the first time since 2018 with a deadline of September 6th to renew your tickets and be included in the select-a-seat process. The select-a-seat process begins on September 30, with single-game general admission tickets slated to go on sale October 14.
