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RE: OT sort of. ULL investing big in athletic facilities.
(03-21-2013 08:34 PM)techdawg88 Wrote:  What would be ULL's ceiling? They won't get into that no name conference to the East because of Tulane and doubtful Big 12 gives them a call

What they can do is what I hope USM will do: abandon the conference issue for a while and just focus on getting good home games and selling tickets to both teams' fans. It's not a hard sell in either case. We both get some pretty OK visiyors already. ULL had a home game against A&M not so long ago. Now, they're adding a huge card to their hand. They're looking at a lot of $50 plus tickets sold if they play their hand right.
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