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[QUOTE="Symphony Steve, post: 99908, member: 911"]
In case we had any doubts, Tristy is still an idiot:

Yep, b/c somehow this situation reflects some liberal/conservative divide.

I think what's interesting about it is that it may, emphasis MAY, change the power dynamic on the Hill.

People have written that Cantor is not really a JB supporter. May be true, may not be true. However, as someone who came here from elsewhere, she very well may have chafed, and for good reason, at the notion that Boeheim is the most powerful person on campus, just as Paterno was the most powerful person at Penn State. She probably thought that she was more qualified to run the university than the hoops coach.

I think that she now supersedes Boeheim in that capacity, as she didn't (best case scenario) go off half-cocked at the accusations. She is now sort-of the grown-up teacher in the room and Boeheim is sort-of the chastened student. The basketball program can still flourish, and the chancellor can do her job, I believe, more effectively.

Assuming, of course, that there's no more dirt out there.
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