Will the pundits call today a home game?

[Dick_in_MI]

After all, SU is playing in an arena named after CTO

 

[orange03]

Not to mention it's snowing there. I'm sure we'll hear how we feel right at home a dozen or so times.

 

[CorduroyG]

Not to mention it's snowing there. I'm sure we'll hear how we feel right at home a dozen or so times.

haha gotta add that to the list. Cuse home games = carrier dome, anywhere on the east coast, anywhere it snows

 

[All4SU]

After all, SU is playing in an arena named after CTO

Ha. Also, SU is playing the Irish. And of course the Irish flag is green and Orange. So it's kind of like a neutral court.

 

[JohnCuse44]

I'm sure they will critize Syracuse for playing no true fearsome road games during a full moon while venus is in retrograde.

 

[Dick_in_MI]

Ha. Also, SU is playing the Irish. And of course the Irish flag is green and Orange. So it's kind of like a neutral court.

Not really a neutral court at all when you get right down to it. The Syracuse Orange stripe on the outside of the Irish flag is being kept from the ND green stripe on the inside by the white middle stripe, which is of course Syracuse snow. Clearly both SU and our snowfall are ganging up on poor ND, which of course makes it a huge homecourt advantage for SU. But what else can be expected from a team that doesn't play a true road game all year?

 

[slidingdown]

Not really a neutral court at all when you get right down to it. The Syracuse Orange stripe on the outside of the Irish flag is being kept from the ND green stripe on the inside by the white middle stripe, which is of course Syracuse snow. Clearly both SU and our snowfall are ganging up on poor ND, which of course makes it a huge homecourt advantage for SU. But what else can be expected from a team that doesn't play a true road game all year?

I'm pretty sure the white stripe is for the ND bench player who will score his first 18 collegiate points against us (in a losing effort). Otherwise, spot on.

 

[jekelish]

Don't forget that since we have Tipp Hill in Syracuse, even if we played in Ireland it'd be considered a home game. Therefore, the Irish clearly are really supporting us today. When you get right down to it, tonight is really more of a road game for Notre Dame.