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If Louisville got an NBA team how many games would you attend?

If Louisville got an NBA team how many games would you attend? 37 members have voted

  1. 1. If Louisville got an NBA team how many games would you attend?

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When you answer this please state what area of the state you live in. I'm simply curious how many people on here would support an NBA team in Louisville. There are 41 home games.

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I would attend quite a few I believe. Anytime I got really good tickets offered to me which I'm pretty sure would happen 4 or 5 times. I would also make a big effort to watch these guys:

Kobe

Lebron

Durant

D Wade

John Wall

Demarcus Cousins

Rajon Rondo

 

(This number would increase as more really good UK guys got in the league)

 

Coupled with random times when I'm sure I'd go during the week to kill some time and I think I would be in the 11-20 range.

You can sit at the top of many arenas around the NBA for a full season for less than $500... I'd almost certainly have season tickets at that price.

Living in NKY, there's no chance I'd venture to Louisville for an NBA game. If it were in Cincy, I'd possibly get season tickets.

Living in NKY, there's no chance I'd venture to Louisville for an NBA game. If it were in Cincy, I'd possibly get season tickets.

 

I've gone to Cleveland to see the Cavs. It's worth the drive.

I've gone to Cleveland to see the Cavs. It's worth the drive.

 

I'm willing to make the drive, if it's a city I enjoy. Cleveland and Louisville are 2 cities I don't visit unless I'm forced to.

I'm willing to make the drive, if it's a city I enjoy. Cleveland and Louisville are 2 cities I don't visit unless I'm forced to.

 

Ok. I for one always have had a great time in Cleveland.

I live in Louisville, I would guess I'd attend around 6-10 if not more. I already go to about 4-5 a year and we don't even have a team.

Ok. I for one always have had a great time in Cleveland.

 

To each his own I guess. I personally share Joakim Noah's sentiments about the city. :lol:

If I lived near Louisville I would have season tickets, but since its a long drive I would work out some weekend trips.

Nope, it wouldn't be worth the short trip from Bardstown. Well, maybe to see LeBron, but that's about it.

I'd go to... Zero!

I'm willing to make the drive, if it's a city I enjoy. Cleveland and Louisville are 2 cities I don't visit unless I'm forced to.

 

No love for my city? Brutal...

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Nope, it wouldn't be worth the short trip from Bardstown. Well, maybe to see LeBron, but that's about it.
Not an NBA guy?

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