Hoya Suxa and Aaron Goldfarb, two of New York City's taxpaying residents, give you the goods on where and what to eat while in town for the Pinstripe Bowl.

After a "complete assessment of the facts," SU announced that Spruill "will not play a significant portion of the upcoming bowl game."

Doug Marrone told ESPN Radio CNY today that Spruill is active and will play in the Pinstripe Bowl despite his arrest.

Let's get caught up on all-things West Virginia with the help of our "friends" at The Smoking Musket.

The big reason that the Syracuse Orange were picked to play in the Pinstripe bowl instead of the Pittsburgh Panthers is that the Orange are known commodity when it comes to ticket sales. It looks like those expectations will be met.

To no one's surprise, a lot of WVU fans are pissed about the fact that Syracuse has seemingly-decided not to put the trophy on the line during the Pinstripe Bowl. And they've formed a petition asking to put the trophy where it belongs.

Listen, we all want the Schwartzwalder Trophy to be on the line in the Pinstripe Bowl. It officially isn't but that doesn't mean it still can't be. Say what?! Here's my idea...

The Pinstripe Bowl and SU folks realize they have to do a little PR here to make the Steinbrenner Trophy appear important and of value. So, they're shopping the hardware around Syracuse today and giving you a chance to see it up close and person.

West Virginia is currently favored by four points according to OddsShark. They opened as a 3.5 point favorite and the line has creeped up slightly.

Doug Marrone told the Daily Orange that, despite his arrest over the weekend, Syracuse Orange linebacker Marquis Spruill is still eligible to play in the upcoming Pinstripe Bowl on December 29th.