One of my co-workers (Sunny) invited me to a professional basketball game, so Joy and I went to meet up with her and her friend (Greta) a few weekends ago. I was sooooooo excited to go, because I have wanted to attend a pro-basketball game in Korea since last year. The building appeared to be a huge stadium on the outside, but I felt more like we were at a high school gymnasium once we found our seats on the inside. The court seemed smaller than a typical professional court. Perhaps the floor only seemed small because the gym was so small? I’m not sure. Either way, we had a great time, and the teams played well. The crowd was wild and supportive, and I was amused that the audience used “hand fans” as noise makers to cheer for the teams. #SO ASIAN — ha ha ha. They took too many breaks during the game in my opinion, but other than that, I really enjoyed watching my first KCC game in Korea. I think our team (KCC) is the best or the second best in Korea right now, and they should be going to the play-offs this season.
According to Wikipedia, our team is actually ranked as the #1 team in Korea with 4 Championship titles. The KBL (Korean Basketball League) started in 1997, and there are 10 teams in the League. The season is from October through April. To buy tickets, take a taxi cab to “Chun-Buk-Dae -/- Khu-Jun-Moon”. Facing the entrance of the college campus gates, walk WEST, and the basketball stadium will be a few steps down on your left.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Basketball_League
After the game, Joy and I enjoyed Papa John’s for dinner. We ended up getting some free Coca Cola Blankets and free chicken strips from the manager while we were there. Thanks Papa Johns!!! 
#KoreanFact — I always seem to get FREE random gifts when I’m out. #NeverFails
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- KCC Basketball Game
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- KCC Crowd
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- Joy and the Crowd
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- KCC Players
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- KCC Basketball Game
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- Sunny and Greta — check the fans ;)
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- Cheeeeeese Stickkkks!!!!!!!!!!! ;)
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- My First Papa John’s Pizza in Korea ;)
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- Free Blanket from Papa John’s ;)
