Thanks to a Utah-BYU matchup, Year 2 of the Beehive Classic will draw a crowd. Where will the event go from here?

Arena management hopes to start taking about an extension before the three-year deal expires.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) The four college basketball coaches competing in the Beehive Classic speak at a news conference at Vivint Smart Home Arena in Salt Lake City on Tuesday Aug. 21, 2018. Dave Rose (BYU), Larry Krystkowiak (Utah), Craig Smith (Utah State), and Randy Rahe (Weber State).

Thanks to a Utah-BYU matchup, Year 2 of the Beehive Classic will draw a crowd. Where will the event go from here?

Arena management hopes to start taking about an extension before the three-year deal expires.

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