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The NBA Debate

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It doesn't matter what the interest would be, the contract between U of L and the new arena pretty much prevents it.

It doesn't matter what the interest would be, the contract between U of L and the new arena pretty much prevents it.

 

 

I'm assuming you're talking about in Louisville, otherwise I'm not sure what the arena would have to do with NBA ball in Cincinnati.

I'm assuming you're talking about in Louisville, otherwise I'm not sure what the arena would have to do with NBA ball in Cincinnati.
Read the first post.
^ What does the contract say?
U of L is the primary tennant and gets first dibs on all dates. In fact, they'll discourage use of the arena the day before or after games. U of L also is in control of the suites and premium seats for all events. 1/2 concession revenue and advertising. U of L approves EVERYTHING inside- signs, logos, banners, even colors. No U of L logos or signs can be covered up during any event without U of L permission.

I think there are too many teams in the NBA now anyway, so I hardly think they should expand to include Louisville or Cincy. Hopefully one of the next teams that relocates will come to one of these two cities, but I'm not looking for it to happen.

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