NY Judge rules Laurie Fine's personal life has no bearing on suit against Jim Boeheim.

AZOrange · Feb 15, 2012

moqui said: ↑

I am imaging that conversation 36 years ago:

JB: Let's see, Bernie, what are the critical pieces of building a nationally significant program?
BF: Well, of course, recruiting
JB: of course, gotta have the players. What else?
BF: General management?
JB: Uh, well, ok. Not quite sure what you mean by that, but we sure want to be well managed. What else?
BF: Well, all the best programs have really well developed ball-boy programs
JB: Ball-boy programs? You mean the kids that wipe the sweat off the floor? Don't we just let the kids of friends of the program do that?
BF: Oh, no, Jim. Ball-boys are critical - Critical, I tell ya. We need to develop a system where we work with and nurture those boys so they are the best floor sweepers in the land. Everyone does it. UCLA, North Carolina. In Kentucky, you have to go through an apprenticeship process. No, we won't be a national power without a top flight ball-boy program. It is a critical aspect of all winning teams, and you either have to run it yourself or else delegate to your closest, most important assistant - your right hand man.
JB: my god, you are right, Bernie! Whatever would I do without you?

You forgot: JB "Here, hold this clipboard for me."

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