Amen, but in addition, I would hope SOMEONE with some influence, would
get the NCAA to change their ticket policy. As became obvious at the
Pond (with several thousand empty seats) .... the true fans basically
got screwed. It is apparent that most of the "good" tickets are
squirreled away for "friends of the NCAA." If it gets as bad as
roundball, then none of us will ever have a chance to go, Pond,
Providence, or the worlds largest arena, wont make a difference.
 
Tony Buffa
RPI '64 Still irritated from the way I was treated last year.
 
PS: Did he really mean MEN's room? No flames please :-)
 
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> <"This was a true community effort, said Marinatto.  "Everything ran so
> smoothly.  The only complaint that got back to me was the long lines for
> the men's rooms between periods.">
>
> Perhaps Mr. Marinatto should be told of the many many disappointed fans who
> couldn't get tickets because there were so few available to the schools.
> Yes, the actual running of the tournament apparently went well, but the small
> size of the facility stands in the way of a sport which is striving to expand
> it's support base.  I sincerely hope the NCAA does not consider Providence
> until the rink's seating is expanded.
>
> Cathy Hart
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