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Then that's the one. McDonald's had a corporate sponsorship with them in the 90's.nicknamed The Thrillerdome and originally known as Alexander Memorial Coliseum. Opened in 1956.
Then that's the one. McDonald's had a corporate sponsorship with them in the 90's.nicknamed The Thrillerdome and originally known as Alexander Memorial Coliseum. Opened in 1956.
Please tell me our backup plan is Euro dude and not 5th years.
Yeah just cause his buddy is there doesn't mean he's playing ball there. Just wants to see him. Syracuse basketball is on the National map/ level. I just don't see getting the same exposure at GT not to mention our venue and fanbase
I think that's the case for most schools except Duke, Kansas, UNC and UK on a regular basis. Sure, teams like UCLA will get a Lonzo Ball once in a while but could anyone name UCLA's PG 2 years ago?You'd be as shocked as I was at how little is known about Syracuse basketball by casual college basketball fans across the country.
I had the privilege of attending SU @ GT this past season. Sadly, Cuse lost.
However, it was in all other aspects a quality experience. The facility (McCamish Pavilion) underwent an extensive $45 million renovation in 2012, and is quite nice, although not particularity large (8,600) for a metro arena... it's in downtown ATL.
The crowd was really jazzed from the opening tip, but since this was my one-and-only time there, I can't say how much of that was because they were playing Cuse. Lammers took us apart that game. It seemed to me there were a LOT of Orange fans in attendance, maybe as many as 500, although that's purely a guess.
All-in all, it's a great atmosphere, but nothing close to a game at the dome. Obviously, the proximity of Hotlanta is a plus. Anyway, that's my experience of what GT has to offer a guy like Tucker in terms of venue.
It was.Pretty sure it was their only sellout (and/or highest attendance game) of the year.
And release their 4 star PG recruit Alvarado?You got it wrong. They'd put Jackson at PG and Okogie at the 2.
Maybe it's an East Coast thing but living in Atlanta and Greenville - people know a lot about Syracuse Basketball.You'd be as shocked as I was at how little is known about Syracuse basketball by casual college basketball fans across the country.
Maybe it's an East Coast thing but living in Atlanta and Greenville - people know a lot about Syracuse Basketball.
I have clients come into my office all the time and I have the Cuse/Duke panorama hanging on a wall and 7 out of every 10 guys always start up a convo about Cuse Basketball.
You'd be as shocked as I was at how little is known about Syracuse basketball by casual college basketball fans across the country.
I'm in Hendersonville, NC just over the border from Greenville. My experience is that there are a lot of serious basketball fans in the region who are very familiar with Cuse. Obviously many more of the casual fans are Duke or NC fans, but among serious fans, SU is very well known and very highly regarded.Maybe it's an East Coast thing but living in Atlanta and Greenville - people know a lot about Syracuse Basketball.
I have clients come into my office all the time and I have the Cuse/Duke panorama hanging on a wall and 7 out of every 10 guys always start up a convo about Cuse Basketball.
I don't think so. He just trimmed his list and looks like he is getting ready to decide by getting in visits this month.If Knox doesn't go to Duke are we in trouble with Tucker? Looks like the latest word is Knox to UNC.
Would Duke offer him? I remember hearing last year that he was holding out for a Duke offer.
Looks like he'll announce 4/28 or 5/1.
Kevin Knox turned down $1.4 million offer, will play in college
That's funny because whenever I'm out of town and mention where I'm from,people always bring up the basketball program. So I have no idea what in Gods name you're talking about.You'd be as shocked as I was at how little is known about Syracuse basketball by casual college basketball fans across the country.
I have also been all over the country and just from my experience, people around the country look at Syracuse basketball as a big time national player.That's funny because whenever I'm out of town and mention where I'm from,people always bring up the basketball program. So I have no idea what in Gods name you're talking about.
I'll second that. A few years ago went to Niagara Falls. We sat down at a casino and introduced ourselves to some other people. When we said we were from Syracuse,NY, their first response was, "oh yeah , basketball town ."I have also been all over the country and just from my experience, people around the country look at Syracuse basketball as a big time national player.