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[QUOTE="Bayside44, post: 28534, member: 343"]
[COLOR=#ff6600][SIZE=4]The next day, the ACC announced the news publicly. In the news release that announced SU’s move, Cantor said, “We look forward to bringing ACC games to the Big Apple.”[/SIZE][/COLOR]

[COLOR=#ff6600][SIZE=4]“We haven’t gotten that far, but we absolutely have plans to do that – absolutely,” Cantor said of moving some SU home games to a New York City arena, such as Madison Square Garden.[/SIZE][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#ff6600][SIZE=4]“I wanted to make sure that (the ACC was) interested in playing competitions in the New York City area, because that’s very important to us,” Cantor said. “We see ourselves as New York’s college team.”[/SIZE][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#ff6600][SIZE=4]That doesn’t mean fans won’t be able to also catch the North Carolina and Duke games in the Carrier Dome some seasons, she said. “I’m really looking forward to the day we get 60,000 Central New Yorkers in the Carrier Dome for Duke or North Carolina,” Cantor said. SU remains committed to keeping those games at the Dome on a regular basis, she said.[/SIZE][/COLOR]
 
[SIZE=3][COLOR=#000000]Above is Cantor's quote. She wants to compete in NYC. Cannot tell the way it was written, but she doesn't say MSG, the reporter puts that in. She talks about playing Duke and UNC in the Dome. She said they haven't gotten that far - which means she cannot have plans even though she said she has plans...which can lead one to believe that she is babbling.
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There's been talk about the ACC hoops tourney in NYC.
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