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UNI McLeod Center; Opened in 2006, seats over 7K.






Basketball in UNI-dome before the Mcleod opened.

Is that second picture the night we clinched the MVC last year against Evansville?

The dome appears to be Wichita State?

2nd pic was the night we clinched against E'Ville, and the dome pic was against Iowa in '05. I think Iowa was ranked liked 12th, and UNI won the game in OT.

I watched the Evansville game...and most games for that mater...from above the Wells Fargo sign

• Montana - Dahlberg Arena (7321)

• Montana St. - Worthington Arena (7250)

• Eastern Washington - Reese Court (6000)

• Portland St. - Stott Center (1500)

• Sacramento St. - Hornet Gym/"The Nest" (1200)

• Idaho St. - Holt Arena (8000)

• Weber St. - Dee Events Center (12,000)

• Northern Arizona - Walkup Skydome (7000)

• Northern Colorado - Butler-Hancock Sports Pavilion (4500)

Holmes Convocation Center


Outside of HCC


Varsity Gym: Where ASU played before the opening season in the HCC (2000), my freshman year of 1999-2000 when we last made the NCAA tourney


Ouside of Varsity Gym

VIllanova @ Wachovia Center


On Campus Pavillion

Whats the story with you Villanova people on playing in two buildings? Do you prefer the smaller on campus, or the much larger off campus NBA arena?

DJH wrote:Whats the story with you Villanova people on playing in two buildings? Do you prefer the smaller on campus, or the much larger off campus NBA arena?

We need more seats when we bring in the Texas, Louisvilles, PITT, yada yada. I like the Wachovia center better, better atmosphere and easier access. When I was at nova the Pavillion was nice just because of the walking distance

wideright82 wrote:

DJH wrote:Whats the story with you Villanova people on playing in two buildings? Do you prefer the smaller on campus, or the much larger off campus NBA arena?

We need more seats when we bring in the Texas, Louisvilles, PITT, yada yada. I like the Wachovia center better, better atmosphere and easier access. When I was at nova the Pavillion was nice just because of the walking distance

Villanova has a basketball team? The things you learn here.

They any good?

dbackjon wrote:

wideright82 wrote:

We need more seats when we bring in the Texas, Louisvilles, PITT, yada yada. I like the Wachovia center better, better atmosphere and easier access. When I was at nova the Pavillion was nice just because of the walking distance

Villanova has a basketball team? The things you learn here.

They any good?

Info on our bball team is located with the pictures of wa-griz if you wanna learn about em.

Ted Constant Convocation Center, "An NBA arena without the bad seats" -ESPN




(this is an old pic...Ted has a new floor now as seen in first video below)

Good videos:

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Ice Cream and Cake Tradition (must watch!):
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That is a very nice arena at ODU. I like it.

Do a couple Big Sky teams actually play in a damn high school gym? I went to a high school of 110 kids 9-12 and we had a gym that we regularly had 1500 in...and could squeeze 2k in.

Yeah those Sac St, and Port St gyms are pretty weak. EWU's is pretty ugly too.

I do like the hanging scoreboard...would love to see one in the McLeod, but I don't know if it is possible in there

Wish to hell I knew how to post pictures.

Redbird Arena, seating 11,000 is the premier university owned on campus facility in the country.

OSBF wrote:
Redbird Arena, seating 11,000 is the premier university owned on campus facility in the country.

I don't know about that.

OSBF wrote:Redbird Arena, seating 11,000 is the premier university owned on campus facility in the country.

http://www.wkusports.com/ViewArticle.db ... R_CONTENT=

This site gives you virtual tour of WKU's facilities.

E.A. Diddle is AWESOME, who wouldn't want to come to Bowling Green to see a basketball game. This is also where the Kentucky High School Girls Sweet Sixteen is played for several years running.

The Dee Events Center is a very nice arena, all seats more than half of them padded, with a very good parking lot surrounding the building, and easy access inside. The Perfect arena for Weber State. All it needs now is a brand new jumbotron

Outside overhead shot


Another inside shot

The Mullins Center is the on-campus facility for our basketball and hockey teams...seats around 9400 for basketball and 8900 for hockey...

Albany's SEFCU Arena
Seats just shy of 4600. Pretty good home court advantage when its full.

Wildcat Ryan wrote:The Dee Events Center is a very nice arena, all seats more than half of them padded, with a very good parking lot surrounding the building, and easy access inside. The Perfect arena for Weber State. All it needs now is a brand new jumbotron

Outside overhead shot


Another inside shot

I like Weber State's, but why in the heck does it have the seating so far back on the sides? I wondered that last year during the Big Sky Tourney, or whatever it was, that was on ESPN.

clenz wrote:

Wildcat Ryan wrote:The Dee Events Center is a very nice arena, all seats more than half of them padded, with a very good parking lot surrounding the building, and easy access inside. The Perfect arena for Weber State. All it needs now is a brand new jumbotron

Outside overhead shot


Another inside shot

I like Weber State's, but why in the heck does it have the seating so far back on the sides? I wondered that last year during the Big Sky Tourney, or whatever it was, that was on ESPN.

Normally during the games they bring in extra seats, I dont know if thats what they intended to do when they built it, but thats what they do now, so its not so far away when the games start.