Kids now free at all USF basketball games

NOVEMBER 25, 2009

Interesting news from USF today, as the Bulls announced that all children of high school age or younger can now get in free to all USF men's and women's basketball games this season.

It's a move designed to reach out to families in Tampa, with the hopes of making home basketball games more of a family experience at a reasonable cost. Here's the release from USF's official site -- seats are said to be available in all sections for all games.

USF's men's basketball team is off to a 4-1 start and plays at home tonight against Kent State, and we'll be live-blogging from the game, so check back for updates, notes and more ...

Posted by Greg Auman at 4:43:10 pm on November 25, 2009 in

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