Cassell Coliseum

And they're pretty big.

They can get, they can get things happening in Lane Stadium, and, a- and The Castle.

You know, I've never seen a football game at Lane Stadium, but I've always enjoyed my trips to The Castle, in part because they do play Enter Sandman, even for basketball games, and I love it.

Yeah.

I love it.

Yeah, they do.

It was hard to get, it was hard getting Boeheim into, uh, The Castle, but e- everyone else that coached at, uh, at, at Syracuse had to go there.

[laughs] I don't think Jim ever coached a game in The Castle.

And you have to spend money to make money in a situation like that.

And then, you know, the elephant in the room is what to do with Castle.

because

it's just not a modern arena.

I was covering UVA at the time for the Lynchburg News in advance, and that stadium still holds up.

It's still an incredible arena to see basketball in, and I'm not saying Tech needs something on that level because UVA, I think, cares a bit more about basketball than Tech does.

But you need something better than Castle.

And, you know, when I was at Auburn, Auburn had a really old stadium, Beard Eads Memorial Coliseum, which was just an embarrassment of an arena they had down there.

But the first conference game of the year, at Virginia Tech.

Cassell Coliseum, December 30th.

A place where we've had historically a ton of success.

I don't hate that.