03-12-2011, 06:55 AM
Season (to date) team highs from the game:
30 assists
44 FG
64 Points in the paint
29 Second chance points
100 points
http://tucsoncitizen.com/wildaboutazcats...rney-site/
PAC-10 commissioner:
The conference is evaluating the location for future tournaments.
The league will evaluate basketball refs similar to how it reviewed football officials.
PAC-10 is 5th among conferences in TV revenue.
UCLA lists their women\'s game listed as having 1594 in attendance. If we liberally assume that\'s the number that attended Stanford\'s game, that would be their 3rd lowest all year. That would be about half the attendance at the least attended game at Stanford. UCLA had 8 home games with less attendance. (USC had only 2 home games with more attendance!)
Women:
ASU - OSU, Ariz - Oregon, USC - Wash St, Calif - Wash: 1567
Calif - ASU, Ariz - USC: 943
Stan - Arizona, UCLA - Calif: 1594
Previous women\'s tourney attendance is listed at
http://www.pac-10.org/portals/7/images/P...ecords.pdf
2010 (LA): 5 sessions: 1203, 1177, 1696, 2030, 2432: 8538
2009 (LA): 5 sessions: 1412, 1366, 1760, 2072, 1509: 8109
2008 (SJ): 5 sessions: 2905, 2858, 4402, 4318, 4521: 19,004
2007 (SJ): 5 sessions: 3503, 2867, 4392, 4117, 3579: 18,458
...
2002 (Eugene, OR): 5 sessions: 5842, 5407, 5232, 5585, 5349: 27,415
The move to LA has cost about 10,000 in attendance each year. The drop to 4 sessions appears it will cost about 2,000 in attendance.
Men
OSU - Stanf, Oregon - ASU: 7814
USC - Calif, Ariz - OSU, Oregon - UCLA, Wash - Wash St: 10,782
Ariz - USC, Wash - Oregon: 13,190
Previous men\'s tourney attendance is listed at
http://www.pac-10.org/portals/7/images/M...-Tourn.pdf
2010 (LA): 5 sessions: 6090, 12,125, 12,255, 15,971, 15,851
2009 (LA): 5 sessions: 10,964, 14,732, 16,271, 18,497, 16,988
2008 (LA): 5 sessions: 11,642, 17,194, 16,442, 18,997, 17,534
2007 (LA): 5 sessions: 15,119, 16,318, 16,585, 18,196, 18,259
2006 (LA): 5 sessions: 7,936, 15,144, 15,321, 17,856, 18,544
(At LA since at least 2002)
Attendance in LA seems to continue its decline since 2007. The drop to 4 sessions will cost seemingly 15,000 attendance.
The combination of the two tournaments into one facility for two days probably significantly reduces rental costs. It would seem unlikely that the combined tourney has increased ticket sales. TV production costs probably are decreased somewhat (approximately the cost of any weekend pair of games).
I\'m not sure what I think about any thought of combining the championship games (men & women) into a double header. People who are interested in games by one gender but don\'t really care about the other, would take up seats at both games. So, each set of fans might resent the other.
30 assists
44 FG
64 Points in the paint
29 Second chance points
100 points
http://tucsoncitizen.com/wildaboutazcats...rney-site/
PAC-10 commissioner:
The conference is evaluating the location for future tournaments.
The league will evaluate basketball refs similar to how it reviewed football officials.
PAC-10 is 5th among conferences in TV revenue.
UCLA lists their women\'s game listed as having 1594 in attendance. If we liberally assume that\'s the number that attended Stanford\'s game, that would be their 3rd lowest all year. That would be about half the attendance at the least attended game at Stanford. UCLA had 8 home games with less attendance. (USC had only 2 home games with more attendance!)
Women:
ASU - OSU, Ariz - Oregon, USC - Wash St, Calif - Wash: 1567
Calif - ASU, Ariz - USC: 943
Stan - Arizona, UCLA - Calif: 1594
Previous women\'s tourney attendance is listed at
http://www.pac-10.org/portals/7/images/P...ecords.pdf
2010 (LA): 5 sessions: 1203, 1177, 1696, 2030, 2432: 8538
2009 (LA): 5 sessions: 1412, 1366, 1760, 2072, 1509: 8109
2008 (SJ): 5 sessions: 2905, 2858, 4402, 4318, 4521: 19,004
2007 (SJ): 5 sessions: 3503, 2867, 4392, 4117, 3579: 18,458
...
2002 (Eugene, OR): 5 sessions: 5842, 5407, 5232, 5585, 5349: 27,415
The move to LA has cost about 10,000 in attendance each year. The drop to 4 sessions appears it will cost about 2,000 in attendance.
Men
OSU - Stanf, Oregon - ASU: 7814
USC - Calif, Ariz - OSU, Oregon - UCLA, Wash - Wash St: 10,782
Ariz - USC, Wash - Oregon: 13,190
Previous men\'s tourney attendance is listed at
http://www.pac-10.org/portals/7/images/M...-Tourn.pdf
2010 (LA): 5 sessions: 6090, 12,125, 12,255, 15,971, 15,851
2009 (LA): 5 sessions: 10,964, 14,732, 16,271, 18,497, 16,988
2008 (LA): 5 sessions: 11,642, 17,194, 16,442, 18,997, 17,534
2007 (LA): 5 sessions: 15,119, 16,318, 16,585, 18,196, 18,259
2006 (LA): 5 sessions: 7,936, 15,144, 15,321, 17,856, 18,544
(At LA since at least 2002)
Attendance in LA seems to continue its decline since 2007. The drop to 4 sessions will cost seemingly 15,000 attendance.
The combination of the two tournaments into one facility for two days probably significantly reduces rental costs. It would seem unlikely that the combined tourney has increased ticket sales. TV production costs probably are decreased somewhat (approximately the cost of any weekend pair of games).
I\'m not sure what I think about any thought of combining the championship games (men & women) into a double header. People who are interested in games by one gender but don\'t really care about the other, would take up seats at both games. So, each set of fans might resent the other.