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[QUOTE="CL82, post: 1684191, member: 44"] I was with you till the last sentence. I had to think about it though. We are [I]critical[/I] for the Big 12 presence in NYC (an argument that I hadn't made but now endorse) because it has [I]no[/I] presence currently but would gain one with us, including improved tier 1 pricing from cable providers. As you rightly point out, Syracuse's impact in NYC is matched by several other ACC schools. They aren't [I]critical[/I] for the ACC to maintain a presence in NYC. Yep Syracuse is in the same state, but they are further from, say MSG, that either Rutgers or Connecticut. Particularly after Beoheim leaves, their impact will be waning. [/QUOTE]
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