US EditionFinal Four hype begins in San Antonio
- Sports Director Travis Lee met with Cooper Flagg in San Antonio on April 3, 2025, at 6:34 PM EDT.
- Lee's trip occurred after practice to check in with Cooper Flagg, a rising star.
- Flagg's image is prominent in San Antonio, celebrating his achievements and ambassadorship for Maine.
- Flagg stated he doesn't feel pressure, adding, "Anything is possible for them and they can, you know, they can make it."
- San Antonio anticipates over 100,000 visitors for the Final Four, coinciding with a campaign against sex trafficking.
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The Billings Gazette
NCAA remembers the Alamodome
SAN ANTONIO — The NCAA has certainly remembered the Alamodome, which has again become a No. 1 spot.
Billboards across San Antonio during Final Four weekend call to stop sex trafficking
Projecting over Interstate 10, one digital billboard reads, “It’s madness to think sex buying is a ‘victimless’ crime.”The campaign came into town this week to raise awareness about the dangers of sex trafficking, and the billboard hanging over Crossroads Boulevard is just one of dozens across the United States.“We were taking a shot that hopefully they would spark conversation and that they would be widely seen,” Yasmin Vafa, the executive dire…
Final Four ticket price drop: The get-in price fell over $200 since start of week
The closer we’ve gotten to the men’s Final Four, the cheaper seats have gotten. I made a ticket guide Sunday, showing the price for the semifinal, championship and an all-session pass. Since then, the get-in price for all-session passes has dropped over $200 for seats at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.
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