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>>I mean, it's reality. Syracuse has record setting crowds >>every few years at home, and has a huge presence at every >game >>they play along the east coast...MSG, NJ, DC, Florida, even >at >>NC State last year. Georgetown doesn't really draw that >well >>even at home. You can list the reasons why, but it doesn't >>change it. > >been in the top 25 in terms of attendance in all of CBB 2 >times in the last five years. georgetown draws pretty well, >especially considering the size of the school and its location >vs. the arena.
Syracuse is also a small school, and like you said, most of the alumni relocate elsewhere. There's little convenient parking as the Dome is in the middle of campus on a hill, and often requires walking quite a few blocks uphill in the ridiculous Upstate NY winter weather. There'd be every excuse to not go to games, if the fanbase wasn't so passionate.
>>So now it's gone from 4 to less than half of 37? Truth is, >I >>really don't care either way. I'm just saying, don't make >up >>numbers and apply consistency(if you're going to list rumors >>for SU, do the same for GTown), if you care enough to really >>go into all that stuff. I care about basketball. > >i want more than the go to 4 (Page, Smith, AI, and >Graham--surprised people haven't been harping on Freeman's DUI >more). i'm tired of that being the comparison to 37 (37!!!).
I really don't care, but didn't Riley(?) get arrested for beating up his own teammate a few years back? Zo used to hang out with the biggest drug dealer in DC, so there's that. And again, I don't give a shit either. Just saying.
>>45% for a guard is decent. And he's shooting 52% from the >>floor in Feb. His %'s in his first 4 months....37%, 34%, >42%, >>52%. Can't ignore improvement like that. > >he hit a hot streak in a couple games (only played 8 in >february, one was 6-6) and you're excited. he's also shooting >less because, well, he's not a good shooter and he does >nothing else but score.
Improving. Should have a good pro career. Try to deflect, twist, etc. all you want, but that's what it is.
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