(From waer.org)
It was a big and happy crowd Saturday at Rosie’s Sports Pub and Grille in Syracuse.
That’s where my latest blog gig, writing about the Central New York community for Syracuse Public Media site waer.org, took me.
More specifically, that’s where I decided me dear wife Karen and I would go to watch the Syracuse University men’s basketball team’s game against Pittsburgh.
I wanted to talk to folks about how they felt about the Orange’s move from the Big East to the Atlantic Coast Conference now that the first ACC league season is picking up steam.
Smart move, it was.
Fans were into into talking about the move before the game.
And once the action started with old Big East rival Pittsburgh, which joined SU in the switch to the ACC, it felt a lot like being at the Carrier Dome.
If you’d like to read my story on waer.org, click the link below.
http://waer.org/post/even-it-feels-big-east-acc-makes-syracuse-fans-happy
Mark Bialczak 
great post mark, and i like how it was as much about the human story of the crowd gathered to see the game, as it was about the team and the game itself. you are just popping up all over !
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The human story within the big sports picture was what I was going for, Beth. Thank you so much for the compliment.
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you are very welcome and i look forward to march madness !
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Great article!
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Thank you. I realize it wasn’t about the Hawkeyes, so I am very glad you gave it a shot and read it, my friend.
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Of course! It was out of my ‘sports’ bubble of the Big 10. 🙂
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