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talk about a weak argument:crazy:So, just how many viewers of Giants and Jets games do you think know the stadium they play in resides in New Jersey?
Cheers,
Neil
talk about a weak argument:crazy:So, just how many viewers of Giants and Jets games do you think know the stadium they play in resides in New Jersey?
Cheers,
Neil
talk about a weak argument:crazy:
So, just how many viewers of Giants and Jets games do you thinkknowCARE the stadium they play in resides in New Jersey?
Corrected.
Don't think of it as "Jersey".
Think of it as "West New York".
so its about how close to a state border :rolling:it iscouchburn
Where does that place Rutgers ... in the "taint" of New Jersey?
It taint NYC, and it taint Philly.
Where does that place Rutgers ... in the "taint" of New Jersey?
It taint NYC, and it taint Philly.
So your answer to me is just wait until you get screwed to complain about getting screwed? I am fair and call it the way I see it I wouldn't go over the top unless I logically feel it is truth. This Notre Dame series was the worst thing Dr. Gross agreed in the last 4 years, and everyone disagrees with me which is fine then I feel nobody should complain about fan support. I don't live in CNY nor have been their for any reason, but to go to SU, but the fans on here want to bitch about the Dome being empty and why the football program doesn't get support I hate these complainers. I have season tickets and give them to a friend's family who lives in Baldwinsville so I can support the program, but this crap from Gross makes me want to stop caring.
lets see-
i want to brand su as new yorks team- so i move the premier games not to nyc but nj-in the process denying my loyal customers the best of the best-
sheer and utter genius i say-
lets see-
i want to brand su as new yorks team- so i move the premier games not to nyc but nj-in the process denying my loyal customers the best of the best-
sheer and utter genius i say-
I'd expect we will play at notre dame sometime in the 2017-2019(2018 would be best) acc set then get then in the dome sometime between 2020-2022.
Since we're playing ND twice in the 2014-16 cycle, it wouldn't surprise me if we were skipped during 2017-19, and we picked up again in 2020-22.
and you the opportunity to say im better than all who dont agree with meAll it denies is you an opportunity for you to bitch if they lose a home game.
One team will always play ND twice doing every three year cycle. That's how it's set up, 15 games for 14 teams means one of the 14 will get ND twice. Everyone gets at least one game every three years as I understand it.
Cheers,
Neil
So was I. I guess we both fail.Sure the die-hard fans that attend the games would know, they drive there. But the casual fans watchingthe game on TV? Not so sure about that. Not that it matters. I was trying to be funny.
Cheers,
Neil
Here is everything boiled down IMO.
2009 Syracuse and Notre Dame agree to a 4 games series for 2014-2017. 2 game at South Bend, and 2 SU home games at Metlife. Dr. Gross had no leverage so he wanted to play ND because we didn't know the ACC move was happening. The agreement HAD NOTHING TO DO with Metlife this was a contract with Notre Dame-Syracuse and Syracuse on its OWN had to make arrangements with Metlife Stadium. Fast forward to 2011 Syracuse moves to the ACC, and 2012 Notre Dame announces it will be moving to the ACC as well, and will play 5 ACC opponents each season. Syracuse had Notre Dame on the schedule for 2014 and 2016 INSTEAD of trying to get Syracuse home games against Notre Dame moved to the Carrier Dome as Notre Dame as part of their agreement will play their ACC brothers at home/away and not at neutral site/South Bend like Syracuse agreed in 2009 Dr. Gross kept the Syracuse home games at Metlife. Their is NO EVIDENCE the ACC asked Syracuse to keep the games in Metlife the only reasonable IMO explanation is Dr. Gross didn't want to tick off the Metlife people and hurt the SU-Metlife relationship. Syracuse will still be playing those 2 game at South Bend, but they will just be in the future, and Syracuse has taken it on the chin because Dr. Gross didn't want to fight to have those Syracuse home games at the Carrier Dome. If people can't acknowledge this then I honestly have no clue how they can complain about anything related to Syracuse football in the future. Syracuse IS GAINING NOTHING by playing Notre Dame they are ONLY LOSING. No true home games, and Notre Dame will have more fans at a so-called Syracuse home game. However, we have people spinning this crap like its get for branding, recruiting when Notre Dame will benefit more and IMO we will look small time, but who cares to speak the truth because the almighty Irish have graced us by allowing us to be on the same field as them.
Give me 1 game series at Ohio State or Florida or Alabama because those games will help recruiting and be fun road trips for fans. God, why can't be people be objective and say yeah we are getting screwed by this arrangement but we are going to keep our heads in the sand and don't care because we like playing at Metlife. I never want to hear about Dome attendance that is all I will say because if we are going to move home games to Metlife the local CNY fans have a legit reason not to care about the FB program.
I'm willing to bet you are wrong about the MAC team and an Akron. That's negative embellishment.
Here is everything boiled down IMO.
2009 Syracuse and Notre Dame agree to a 4 games series for 2014-2017. 2 game at South Bend, and 2 SU home games at Metlife. Dr. Gross had no leverage so he wanted to play ND because we didn't know the ACC move was happening. The agreement HAD NOTHING TO DO with Metlife this was a contract with Notre Dame-Syracuse and Syracuse on its OWN had to make arrangements with Metlife Stadium. Fast forward to 2011 Syracuse moves to the ACC, and 2012 Notre Dame announces it will be moving to the ACC as well, and will play 5 ACC opponents each season. Syracuse had Notre Dame on the schedule for 2014 and 2016 INSTEAD of trying to get Syracuse home games against Notre Dame moved to the Carrier Dome as Notre Dame as part of their agreement will play their ACC brothers at home/away and not at neutral site/South Bend like Syracuse agreed in 2009 Dr. Gross kept the Syracuse home games at Metlife. Their is NO EVIDENCE the ACC asked Syracuse to keep the games in Metlife the only reasonable IMO explanation is Dr. Gross didn't want to tick off the Metlife people and hurt the SU-Metlife relationship. Syracuse will still be playing those 2 game at South Bend, but they will just be in the future, and Syracuse has taken it on the chin because Dr. Gross didn't want to fight to have those Syracuse home games at the Carrier Dome. If people can't acknowledge this then I honestly have no clue how they can complain about anything related to Syracuse football in the future. Syracuse IS GAINING NOTHING by playing Notre Dame they are ONLY LOSING. No true home games, and Notre Dame will have more fans at a so-called Syracuse home game. However, we have people spinning this crap like its get for branding, recruiting when Notre Dame will benefit more and IMO we will look small time, but who cares to speak the truth because the almighty Irish have graced us by allowing us to be on the same field as them.
Give me 1 game series at Ohio State or Florida or Alabama because those games will help recruiting and be fun road trips for fans. God, why can't be people be objective and say yeah we are getting screwed by this arrangement but we are going to keep our heads in the sand and don't care because we like playing at Metlife. I never want to hear about Dome attendance that is all I will say because if we are going to move home games to Metlife the local CNY fans have a legit reason not to care about the FB program.
I am frustrated and yes Syracuse won't see any benefit from playing Notre Dame at the Carrier Dome till probably 2020 at the earliest. Also, I have no confidence that Syracuse future home games against Notre Dame in the 2020 range will be played at the Dome I think Syracuse will play these games at Metlife. Syracuse has lost 3 home games to Metlife USC-2012, Notre Dame-2014, Notre Dame 2016, now I realize the Notre Dame games were never scheduled for the Carrier Dome, but if Gross never agreed to this series then we would likely have played Notre Dame 1 time from 2014-2016 and then from 2017-2019 would have Notre Dame once at the Dome instead we won't see them for a LONG time if ever. However, no will acknowledge this and will continue spinning this crap like we aren't getting screwed.overly dramatic much its not like all future su/nd games will be at metlife and we have only moved 1 home game the usc game
Again, this how this crap works. ND says to SU we will play 4 games with you if you play your home games at Metlife. Dr, Gross calls Metlife how much cash will you give SU if we play 2 games at Metlife against ND.Great we will play 2 games at Metlife. Metlife WAS NOT PART of the negotiation with Notre Dame as they aren't Notre Dame home games they are Syracuse home games. Notre Dame wanted 2 games at Metlife Stadium for NY/NJ recruiting and negotiated with Rutgers, UConn, and Syracuse. Syracuse was the team that agreed to play 2 games at Metlife/ 2 games at South Bend. UConn wanted to, but their state legislation wouldn't let them, and Rutgers said no.This article from August 2009 appears to say the bolded part of your post is inaccurate. I won't comment on the rest. But this seems to make it clear that these ND games from the beginning were meant to SU homes at MetLife and that MetLife had a part in bringing this about, which would seem to indicate to me, they are contractually involved as well as ND and SU. I really don't see how anyone could interpret this part of the debate any other way.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/239181-syracuse-schedules-notre-dame-in-the-new-meadowlands
"This is a tremendous opportunity for Syracuse University to be associated with the New Meadowlands,"
The stadium is absolutely fabulous and we thank everyone at the New Meadowlands who helped make this opportunity come to fruition. We look forward to this great partnership."
Rutgers declined a longer series with Notre Dame at the Meadowlands, which is ten miles from their campus. Syracuse and Gross jumped at the chance for appearances in northern New Jersey. "It's nice to know the new Meadowlands people recruited us.
After the University of Connecticut declined a series with Notre Dame fifteen days ago, the Orange moved in to schedule their four-game series against Notre Dame.
Cheers,
NEil