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[QUOTE="cusestudent, post: 204315, member: 1225"]
How does that prove your point? It doesn't prove it at all. It just means that kids have to go to the campus and see the programs the University has to offer. In your eyes, you see that if we play big games at the Dome then better recruits will just magically show up to check out the game. In my eyes, the games being held at NYC are nationally televised and if these recruits like what they see then they start checking out the program. If they like what they see from the internet now they make an inquiry to the University to talk to the coaching staff; a relationship is built, and now the kid sets foot on campus. This is a good move for the future classes in that it markets the program better than if the game was at the Dome where it might be covered nationally, but probably not. I'm from just outside Utica, so trust me I don't like that the games are moved to NYC every other year, but it gives me an excuse to go to the city and there could be a nice uptick in recruiting and talent for the team as kids from areas of then the Northeast find out about SU for the first time. We live in a media driven world and the people driving it are the youth and the upcoming generations. We can either be proactive and get on board now or wait until we're already left behind.
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