On Twitter, Fox Sports' Jeff Goodman remarked how odd Tennessee's loss to Oakland was considering the Volunteers beat Villanova on a neutral court and won at Pitt.  Some guy tried to correct him saying the Tenn/Pitt game wasn't on Pitt's campus.  Goodman noted, correctly, that it was still a home game for Pitt:  http://twitter.com/#!/goodmanonfox/status/14904235820843008

But then Sporting News' Mike DeCourcy decided to interject the dumbest thing ever:  http://twitter.com/#!/tsnmike/status/14905677260529664

Another Syracuse fan says Dukie Vitale said SU doesn't play a road game until January 17.  I actively avoid Dukie V., so I'll have to take that fan's word for it.

So as a service to you, dear Syracuse fan: a recap of what is and isn't a home game:

Consol Arena - not a home game for Pitt

Wachovia Center - not a home game for Villanova (they got to play two NCAA tournament games there in 2009)

Kansas City - not a home game for Kansas

Tampa - not a home game for Florida

Atlantic City - home game for Syracuse

Madison Square Garden - home game for Syracuse, even when they play St. John's

Newark - home game for Syracuse, even when they play Seton Hall

Timbuktu - home game for Syracuse, even when they play Mali State

Atlantis - home game for Syracuse, the court being underwater makes it very difficult to penetrate the 2-3 zone

Syracuse, Sicily - ironically a road game for Syracuse.  Archimedes has perfected reflecting the arena lights onto the visiting team's bench.