BonfireBrian

You can definitely walk up and buy tickets. Not sure what the fees are at the ticket office at the stadium, though. The UNT ticket office is selling individual session tickets now also. You can call them and they'll get you taken care of. I bought one extra championship session ticket and my fee was $6 for the $30 ticket.

It's on CBS Sports Network.

AAC Commissioner says the tournament will be in Fort Worth through 2026 with a two-year option after that. Here's an interview from NBC5 at the tournament last year: AAC Commissioner on Dickies Arena Hosting Conference Tournaments – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth (nbcdfw.com)

City Works Frisco, which is right outside the Ford Center, is the official spot.

CBS article says we are trying to find a different opponent. Hope we can find a game last minute.

Yes, site/server seems to be down. I'm sure they can take care of it at the ticket office if it doesn't get resolved prior to game time, but I bet those lines will be long, unfortunately.

I think it would ideal to push the series back a day and play Saturday/Sunday instead. Seems like the women's team flying out Thursday and the WKU men's team coming in Thursday will be bad. It's supposed to snow in Bowling Green Thursday too (of course, they can deal with it). It also gives an extra day to get the power situation under control. My vote is get the WKU AD to agree to push both series back a day to give more time for the weather to clear and power issues to get resolved.

The first level is open, although the first 8 or so rows are blocked off. It's 1,500 seating capacity (supposedly) and available seats are scattered throughout the lower and upper bowl.

Capacity is reduced to 1,500 this season and it is spread out throughout the entire Super Pit, including the 200 levels.

Seems like a very reasonable question to me...

I thought today's game was originally supposed to be on ESPN+, but now both UNT and UTSA athletic sites are showing game is only on CUSA.tv. Yuck....

Vito and FBschedules reporting game will be in Denton on Friday 12/11 @ 5:00 PM.

It's good for CUSA if WKU is good. I think they are the most respected team in the league and everyone will benefit if they have a great year.

This year does not count toward eligibility, just like football. Where are you seeing game times? I saw somewhere that CUSA implemented a 21-hour rule (the tipoff of each Friday/Saturday game must be at least 21 hours apart).

I'm not a fan of Judy, but there are many, many other conferences doing this too. To me, it makes sense to do everything possible to schedule in a way that maximizes opportunities to get games in. It's not ideal, but I think this is the right approach for this season only.