McKay Events Center

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McKay Events Center is a 8,500-seat multi-purpose arena in Orem, Utah. It was built in 1996 and is home to the Utah Valley State College Wolverines basketball team. When the Utah Jazz unveil their as-yet-unnamed franchise in the NBA Development League in the fall of 2007, this will be the team's home arena.

The arena was also home of the now-defunct indoor football team, the Utah Catzz.

Eastern Division		Western Division
Current arenas in the NBA Development League
Alltel Arena \| Austin Convention Center \| Bismarck Civic Center \| Dodge Arena (2007) \| Expo Square Pavilion \| Fort Worth Convention Center \| Sioux Falls Arena \| Wells Fargo Arena (2007)		Anaheim Convention Center \| Broomfield Event Center \| McKay Events Center (2007) \| Qwest Arena \| Rabobank Arena \| Staples Center \| Tingley Coliseum

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