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They are. And we are not even in the same galaxy. Not even close.

This is the logical conclusion of pretending the players are students and not employees.

I would only root for UConn against the 1936 German National Team. That's it.

Our last coach addressed individual forum posters by name, so you can't really fault him for asking.

I can't even...

If so, he wasn't wrong.

At least we can comfort from the fact that we're in the ACC, unlike UConn, who faded into obscurity. Oh wait...

I dislike benches and am a Karen when it comes to seating. Benches promote people trying to sneak "just one more" in. No I won't just sit over here where there's more room, get the F out of my seat.

I have never seen officials tolerate so much from a coach and not call a technical foul. He was being restrained by his players at half court and still pointing and screaming.

The best results are from testing one variable at a time. That said I've seen enough to conclude that its definitely the players, it remains to be seen if it is also Red.

As near as I can tell, there's only one person making that argument. Kids want to play for prestigious, winning teams. If you were a 15-16 year old high school recruit I don't think what you're seen of Syracuse since you were old enough to really understand basketball would be very appealing.

Either way the program was going to decline. Wanting a less tarnished brand seems like better starting point when you are trying to right a sinking ship, but maybe that's just me. I know, know, money, money, money football, only move, I get it. That doesn't mean I have to enjoy being...

You're insane if you think the Big East was a deep as the ACC over the time period from the switch through today. We would have consistently finished higher in the regular season and likely would've done better in the BET. Based off of, well, we really couldn't have done any worse than we...

It's not one or the other, though. It's both. Our decline would've been better hidden in the Big East.

Bobby Lazar maybe? Also, I'd like to clarify my comment yesterday about part of me wanting Brown to transfer because he deserves better. He's my favorite player on the team, by far. Since he's shown up he's just worked hard, not complained, and produced despite baffling coaching decisions...

The staff seems like they are losing control of the team. That does not instill confidence.

Do other fanbases go as crazy about coaches on the court as ours? Genuinely curious. Through the years I've noticed it enrages people both on here and in the Dome.

The Hyatt Place on Bond Street. I was usually pretty tired and/or had other work to do in the evenings so I stayed close to the hotel, but had excellent meals at Burger Bach, Bulpan, and BJ's Brewhouse. I love Charlottesville.

Not related to the game but I was in Charlottesville VA for work this past week and the NC State team stayed in my hotel for their game at UVA. Nothing but nice things to say about them, very polite young men.

It says a lot about him that he used most of his time to introduce and recognize all of his teammates.

This is the most fun I've had watching Cuse hoops in a few years.

Since I am stuck with loser teams, I think I'm going to focus on finding joy when other teams and players lose. I will be happy if KC loses, no matter who it is to.

Yeah, sadly that is the case. The program has atrophied from perennial powerhouse to perennial bubble team, to lower-mid table. I like Red, the clock is ticking or we will fade into perennial basement dweller.

This is why i never felt bad about being a Man Utd, and then later a Chelsea fan. Between the Orange, Dolphins and Mets, I have enough sports where I pay my dues.

I share this same exact unfortunate combination of curses.

I used to LOVE that show. I made it one episode into this season. It's just generic sci-fi to me now. The retro alt-history angle was great, and I find myself caring less and less about the people that are left.

Halfcourt offense is still painful to watch at times, but EVERYTHING else is better.

They are consolidating towards their very own Premier League.

So that's why we scheduled Army this year. For learning.

"I know I need to punish him but I also don't want to get fired and I need him." is probably the reasoning behind that suspension method.

People like him are so narcissistic they think that stuff like that describes them and that the "little people" just aren't on their level and don't understand them. Zero self-awareness.

I thought it was insanely well done. I expected it to focus more on the fashion and tabloid stuff for some reason, but it really focused on the football. That mid 90s to early 2000s Manchester United team was incredible. I felt like a learned a lot about things I was either only barely...

That's one of the most hurtful things I've ever seen said on these forums.

Guys like Grasso think they are smarter than the cops and above the law. You can tell from the way he carries himself. He's an entitled narcissist.

I doubt they need an employee manual or code of Conduct to fire him. And if they do, shame on whoever drafted his contract.

I think to fix our program you need a time machine and go back to November 30, 2002, and fire Coach P and the whole staff after going 4-8. We still had name brand at that point and a recent tradition of success. You invest in a good coach and facilities. Maybe you don't go to the ACC...

I think the combo of the changing football landscape at the same time we went in a downward spin we failed to pull out of has really put us out of contention. We've been irrelevant for too long.

The problem isn't really the 23-year-old TA chasing undergrads. The problem is the 43-year-old, married dude with the most highly visible job on campus chasing undergrads. Hypothetically, imagine there's stuff floating around on social media of this dude hooking up with 18-21 year olds, and...

The fact that you don't see the difference between office romances between employees and faculty-student dynamics in an academic setting is pretty staggering.

For my money, Andor was the best Star Wars to date. Full stop. It was astoundingly good. It's shocking the same company made it.

Pretty underwhelming in my humble opinion. I thought Episode 7 was actually bad due to non-sensical writing choices.

Our WRs remind me of the coaches talking about the walkons in Rudy after tryouts. If it was up to me, I wouldn't keep any of them. Not literally, but ugh.

I guess you can't take 'em with you so you might as well wear 'em.

Good news: I found my Air Flight '89s (reissue I bought in the 00s). Bad news: the white midsoles disintegrated when I put them on.

Reporter probably went to Villanova. What a great young man Zaire is. We are lucky he chose to play for us. Great credit on the school and program.

He made a deal, through the Owl Collective no less, for an FAU player in under a week. The bs is that he didn't have time here considering how long he's been hanging around the program.

And some time the promised money never comes at all, but still has strings attached apparently

Or maybe his contributions weren’t exceeding the headaches he caused. JB made comments but everyone ignored them. As they say, talk is cheap.

Every single version of this video hangs right before Tyler Nelson tries to sweep the leg...ugh.

I lost a lot of interest in TBT after a dude on the team that beat us tried to kick/leg sweep one of our players then talked and TBT did nothing about it. I will not watch it anymore. It's a poorly run sideshow and it's a matter of time before there's a Malice at the Palace type of...