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The Odum Level
Anyone read this story today, or was anyone there (assuming you're willing to admit it
)? Personally, I don't care that much, but I know a lot of people here do. Obviously, it would be great for our rpi to be playing them now. It would be a good early season test, but we're already doing a decent job of scheduling here of late.
http://tribstar.com/sports/x1071585141/Stevens-wins-over-crowd
Question for Todd, if he sees this, on his last comment via phone, did he mean he doesn't see the series returning, or that he doesn't think the break will be forever?
From the story:
Stevens took a few questions from the crowd, and among the questions asked was whether the Butler-ISU series, once annual, but dormant since 2008 (and a sore topic among some ISU fans), would be revived.
“No chance of coming here without answering that question. It’s a three question max, we’ll see you later,” Stevens joked.
“I think it’s a great series. I think it’s a great opportunity. Right now, we weigh how much TV has become involved in our scheduling.
“You only have so many opportunities and the question is how often do you want to play a home-and-away series.
“You can either get neutral court opportunities or guaranteed home games where you have revenue-producing opportunities. You weigh all those factors together,” Stevens said.
Via phone, Stevens reiterated his point.
“I don’t see it being a forever thing,” he said on the series.

http://tribstar.com/sports/x1071585141/Stevens-wins-over-crowd
Question for Todd, if he sees this, on his last comment via phone, did he mean he doesn't see the series returning, or that he doesn't think the break will be forever?
From the story:
Stevens took a few questions from the crowd, and among the questions asked was whether the Butler-ISU series, once annual, but dormant since 2008 (and a sore topic among some ISU fans), would be revived.
“No chance of coming here without answering that question. It’s a three question max, we’ll see you later,” Stevens joked.
“I think it’s a great series. I think it’s a great opportunity. Right now, we weigh how much TV has become involved in our scheduling.
“You only have so many opportunities and the question is how often do you want to play a home-and-away series.
“You can either get neutral court opportunities or guaranteed home games where you have revenue-producing opportunities. You weigh all those factors together,” Stevens said.
Via phone, Stevens reiterated his point.
“I don’t see it being a forever thing,” he said on the series.