Chieftain Chatter and the Redhawk Report: Tip Off lunch for Seattle U Men's Basketball 2011 ...

Chieftain Chatter and the Redhawk Report: Tip Off lunch for Seattle U Men's Basketball 2011 ...: See how much fun we have! The Courtside Club will host the first of its monthly luncheons on Monday, November 7 in the Father William F. ...

Tip Off lunch for Seattle U Men's Basketball 2011 Season

See how much fun we have!

The Courtside Club will host the first of its monthly luncheons on Monday, November 7 in the Father William F. LeRoux Room in the Seattle University Student Center. The event will be a feature event of "Redhawk Week" on campus as the university prepares for the opening of the men's and women's college basketball seasons.  

The event will begin at 11:30 with a short reception and buffet lunch. The cost is $25 per person. Guests can pay at the door, but must RSVP at sempadig@seattleu.edu or by calling Greg Sempadian at (206) 398-4420 by Tuesday, November 2. Tickets will not be available the day of the event and tickets are going fast.

"You may be head coach, but I am still your dad."

This is an exclusive inside preview lunch to what is shaping up to be the hottest game in town.

Coach Dollar is headed into his third season as the head coach of the Redhawks with a roster that features five returning lettermen plus eight new players. He has led the program to 28 wins in its first two seasons at the Division I level and was recently named as the Preseason Coach of the Year in a poll of coaches and SIDs of the independent schools.  Senior Aaron Broussard, who led the team in scoring and rebounding last season by averaging 14.5 points and 7.7 rebounds per game, was recently selected as a first team choice on the Preseason All-Indendent Team. Teammate Sterling Carter, who averaged 13.8 points a game in his freshman season, was also named to the first team. 

Rumor has it the Club is in search of an MC and guest speaker along with coach at the lunch.  I might have the inside scoop and she gets my vote!

"Fox" Sports if you know what I mean

Don't forget the Lady Hoopsters Redhawks Wine, Cheese and Chocolate event at Taste Restaurant on Sunday October 23rd from 6 pm to 8 pm.

That's it for now from the Chieftain Chatter and Redhawk Report

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Chieftain Chatter and the Redhawk Report: Suck it NBA - Seattle U Hoops on a Mission!

Chieftain Chatter and the Redhawk Report: Suck it NBA - Seattle U Hoops on a Mission!: I'm back and just warming up a little before getting into full force for the upcoming B Ball season and have a very important message for al...

Suck it NBA - Seattle U Hoops on a Mission!

I'm back and just warming up a little before getting into full force for the upcoming B Ball season and have a very important message for all you hoop freaks. With the NBA in lock down mode and as we all know there is no live action here in Seattle anyway except the purple team across in Mountlake - whatever, that's like New Jersey to me.

Again playing in Key Arena Seattle University Men's Basketball promises to be even more exciting for the students, the Alumni and yes, the non alumni 'cause you got the best game in town' and it isn't on television, it's live kicking off in November.  Better yet to note we have been accepted in the Western Athletic Conference  (WAC) for the following 2012 season - yes the WAC, the second most powerful conference on the West Coast next to the Pac -something.  Get out?  Yep, right here in downtown Seattle.

Let's talk 2011 schedule -   First, we play five teams this year that made it to the NCAA tournament.  Get out?  Yep. I will start off the season telling you that we can beat three of them- you all can bow to me later in the season.  So back to the schedule. Home opener kicks off against the University of San Francisco of the Wacky Conference then Stanford, Idaho, Virginia, Utah Valley, Arkansas State and the defending WAC champions Utah State.  Get out?  Yep, all in Key Arena.  I'll be there will you?

So let's talk team.  Whoa!  Loaded with height and athleticism Coach recruited the crap out of the country this past year.  Can you say Eric Wallace 6-7 233 transfer from DePaul, can you say 6-5 205 guard out of Colorado and can you say we return the monster Senior Aaron Broussard and we are all waiting for UW transfer Clarence Trent at 6-6 225 to finally ht the court. Let's just throw in Louis Green a 6-9 240 pound center for good measure.

So here's the pitch

Stock is going up and as stock goes up so do ticket prices (fact, this year they lowered the prices) and Seattle U is not going anywhere but up so get in on the ground floor and see exciting collegiate basketball.  Sixteen home games rows 2-4 season tickets for $315 that's $20 a game.  Get out!  Yep, hell you can even hear me in row one. And there's more deals - $225 per season for center court lower seats.  Yep, then you can look down and see me talking 'smack' to the refs. There are even more deals as low as $108 for the year in the end zone for the entire season.

I'm just say'in this is the best sports entertainment in town and a great way to take the family or entertain corporate clients or reward employees.  Your gonna be sad when we make the NIT this year and I have first shot before the public and your gonna be sad when we make the Big Dance and you will have no way in hell even touching a ticket.

I have an electronic form so if your convinced ping me at stevenfantello@comcast.com and get on the wagon even before the band does. I'll deliver the form personally to you if you like.  Or call the ticket athletic office go online at www.goseattleu.com and tell them the Chieftain Chatter & Redhawk Report sent you.  Oh, don't forget to mention that's me Steve Fantello.

Done for now from your 'rabid' alumnus and leader of the Courtside Club.  You are also invited to "Select a Seat" day at the Key Thursday November 3rd from 3 -7 pm and test drive your new Ferrari.

Go Seattle U!

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Warning: This is not an advertisement or solicitation just good 'ol fashion guerrilla love for my Redhawks and the student athlete within the Jesuit educational experience:)