Still hearing SLU and Dayton or Richmond in 2014

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Re: Still hearing SLU and Dayton or Richmond in 2014

Postby STLfan » Thu Apr 11, 2013 11:48 am

Bostonspider wrote:Rendering of the current Robins Center Renovation at the University of Richmond. Renovation to be finished by next season

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Looks really nice. Is the renovation going to change the capacity at all?

I like the scoreboards in the corners. SLU did that when we build Chaifetz.

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Re: Still hearing SLU and Dayton or Richmond in 2014

Postby Bostonspider » Thu Apr 11, 2013 12:07 pm

Richmond is using the same architect SLU did. Capacity will drop, but the final number is still in flux. I think it will be between 7,000 and 8,000.
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Re: Still hearing SLU and Dayton or Richmond in 2014

Postby DumpsterFireA10 » Thu Apr 11, 2013 1:10 pm

Bostonspider wrote:Richmond is using the same architect SLU did. Capacity will drop, but the final number is still in flux. I think it will be between 7,000 and 8,000.


Will the last team out of the Dumpster fire please turn out the lights?
Big East Basketball is what it's always been. Great competition nightly.
If the Atlantic 10 didn't suck, why is everyone looking for the exits?
There is a reason why the A-10 left a team in the Central Time Zone...SLU, your move.
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Re: Still hearing SLU and Dayton or Richmond in 2014

Postby xu95 » Thu Apr 11, 2013 1:47 pm

Bostonspider wrote:Richmond is using the same architect SLU did. Capacity will drop, but the final number is still in flux. I think it will be between 7,000 and 8,000.



St. Louis used the Cintas Center as their example when they decided on the look of the arena. Obviously they were smarter than us because we stopped capacity at 12,500.
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Re: Still hearing SLU and Dayton or Richmond in 2014

Postby DumpsterFireA10 » Thu Apr 11, 2013 2:00 pm

xu95 wrote:
Bostonspider wrote:Richmond is using the same architect SLU did. Capacity will drop, but the final number is still in flux. I think it will be between 7,000 and 8,000.



St. Louis used the Cintas Center as their example when they decided on the look of the arena. Obviously they were smarter than us because we stopped capacity at 12,500.


I've never been to Cintas, but I've heard it's a good basketball experience for fans.
Big East Basketball is what it's always been. Great competition nightly.
If the Atlantic 10 didn't suck, why is everyone looking for the exits?
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