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RE: CUSA Tournament... TWO courts at the SAME TIME??? Seriously?
I’d love to Charlotte host the basketball tournaments. The new light rail line opens on campus next week so you could take the train between Halton arena on campus to the Spectrum Center Uptown very easily. Along the the light rail a new entertainment district is being built in University City which includes a Top Golf as well as on the light rail you have cool trendy bar areas like NoDa, Southend, and Uptown. You really don’t need a car in Charlotte anymore if you take a bus or Uber from the airport to Uptown.
03-06-2018 11:46 PM
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