Syracuse University men’s basketball games are scheduled to occur while classes are in session on the following dates:
Tuesday, Nov. 8, vs. LeMoyne
Tuesday, Nov. 15, vs. Holy Cross
Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017, vs. Wake Forest
Monday, Feb. 13, vs. Louisville
Wednesday, Feb. 22, vs. Duke
For academic purposes, home lot parking permits will be honored until four hours prior to tip-off. After this time, home lot permits will be honored at Booth Garage or Ostrom, Harrison, and Lehman lots.
For game attendance your home lot permit will be honored in the Manley North or South parking lots. Patrons will be transported to and from College Place. Disabled parking is available at Skytop; patrons will be transported to and from Gate A/Gate G.
Parking and Transit Services appreciates your support of these procedures. If you have any questions or require alternate arrangements, please contact Dee Bailey at debailey@syr.edu or 315.443.4596.
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