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Louisville almost had the Hornets/Pelicans?

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And Columbus doesn't have a pro basketball team...and based on the numbers I've seen, they aren't very comparable in size or population either.

Columbus has about 200,000 more people than Louisville. Columbus has the Blue Jackets and the Crew (for now), but Ohio State runs that city just like UL runs Louisville. That's why I think it's a good comparison. I compared Columbus to the NFL and Louisville to the NBA because the biggest draws in their respective cities are college football and basketball.

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I’m still not sure about all this.

 

How different would Louisville be? Shoot, the team could have already left town.

Couldn’t care less to be honest... The NBA would not survive in Louisville, which is why it isn’t here.

Jurich might be a dishonest broker.

 

He’s got NOTHING on pro sports owners.

University of Oklahoma is only 24 miles from the Arena that the Thunder play in.

University of Oklahoma is only 24 miles from the Arena that the Thunder play in.

Oklahoma City and Louisville are very similar as far as Metropolitian area population. OKC is the 41st largest in the country and Louisville is 44th. But again we are talking about basketball and football being compared with OU and the Thunder. In Louisville it would be college basketball vs the NBA and that dynamic would not work.

Couldn’t care less to be honest... The NBA would not survive in Louisville, which is why it isn’t here.

Whether you think an NBA team could survive or not, if you care about the city of Louisville how are you not at least little ticked off about this. To have a pro team from one of the big 3 leagues would be nothing but good for Louisville and ultimately the state.

Whether you think an NBA team could survive or not, if you care about the city of Louisville how are you not at least little ticked off about this. To have a pro team from one of the big 3 leagues would be nothing but good for Louisville and ultimately the state.

What would it bring in that UL doesn't?

What would it bring in that UL doesn't?

Seriously?

Whether you think an NBA team could survive or not, if you care about the city of Louisville how are you not at least little ticked off about this. To have a pro team from one of the big 3 leagues would be nothing but good for Louisville and ultimately the state.

 

Louisville is doing just fine without the NBA. Show me how it would be so much better with the NBA and maybe I’ll change my mind.

Good basketball.

 

Because the Hornets/Pelicans have been so good. :lol2:

Louisville is doing just fine without the NBA. Show me how it would be so much better with the NBA and maybe I’ll change my mind.

Wait, so the Yum center isn't struggling?

 

Beyond that, are we really going to argue that adding a pro sports team to a city, especially a city that already has an arena, brings no additional benefit?

Why would the NBA got to Louisville with another team less than 2 hours away?

Louisville is doing just fine without the NBA. Show me how it would be so much better with the NBA and maybe I’ll change my mind.

 

Higher class of strippers would have been in town. Might have helped with a few recruits.

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