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UCLA Looks To Boost Attendance Amid Temporary Relocation

UCLA men's basketball begins its season tonight at home against Loyola-Marymount at L.A. Sports Arena, the program's temporary home while Pauley Pavilion undergoes renovations. School officials "expect a slight decrease in attendance" year-to-year after last season's average of 7,759 fans. About 75% of the 6,600 season-ticket holders from a year ago have renewed their seats. The team has lowered ticket prices by as much as 33% "and will offer round-trip bus transportation from Jackie Robinson Stadium for $16 per game," with students bused for free (L.A. TIMES, 11/11).

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