St. Bonaventure Bonnies Mens Basketball

The best sporting event of the year in Richester. The atmosphere was on fire and the Atlantic 10 teams were incredible! Rochester is perfect for Duvision I basketball with great restaurants and bars to enjoy before and after the games. Downtown overnight accommodations are fantastic too!

Exciting game between two evenly matched teams. Game was won by Bonaventure in the last 4 seconds

When your team wins with a buzzer beater it makes for a great game.

The BlueCross Arena was home game for St. Bonaventure although it was about 100 miles north of their Reilly Center. IT FELT LIKE HOME -- thanks BlueCross for an inviting stadium -- alumni and fans poured into this arena -- it was a great game, great SBU win and great facility. Two thoughts -- Reilly Center groupies missed the stat board listing points, fouls, etc of the players; and the shot clocks could be cube-shaped so all could see time remaining. GO BONNIES!!

119 pts in the second half was a blast. Posely getting 47 pt was a treat

Enjoyed the game! Seats were great and even better, the Bonnies won

Great game if your a Bonnie fan. However, the Bonnies handled then with ease because of a career game from Youssou Ndoye and Marcus Posley. I hope next year we get Syracuse at Blue Cross. We need a real crowd and past thrills and chills

Was a great time, exciting game , easy to follow, good seats!

Lots of fun, and the Bonnies won! We really enjoy having the event in Rochester

Loved seeing this game, it was such a thrill. It was my first basketball game in person. Wish the bonnies would come to rochester more often.

It was a great game. Seats were good except we were right under the basket and couldn't see everything. My 10 year old loved it!

It's great to see a Division I college basketball game played in Rochester, NY. Especially St. Bonaventure, because my daughter is an alumni. They get a great turnout in Rochester, because there are so many alumni in the area. We don't always get to see the team play at St. Bonaventure due to travel conditions in winter. I'd say it's a pretty good money-maker for the city too. The arena sold quite a few tickets and I'm sure the nearby restaurants benefited.