SanDiegoCuse
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This is Coyle.
Remember the details of his leaving for Minnesota? He was scheduled to attend a meeting of ACC ADs (probably in North Carolina). They call the meeting to order and there's an empty chair. "Where's the Syracuse AD?" He was in Minneapolis, being introduced as the new Minnesota AD.
He never advised his fellow ADs nor his compatriots at SU.
Exactly. The way Coyle left SU was pretty classless but I don't think he did anything wrong here. Transfer portal and recruiting starts soon and there's no time to waste. Coaches have been fired in the locker room after a game and on the tarmac. This was fine.I don’t really see the issue. Teams are already being led by their new coaches: Miami, FSU, Utah, etc… and out there recruiting.
If he didn’t do it now, he’d have to wait until Sunday night or Monday morning.
Unless he fired him by phone/text/zoom, in which case it would be made into a bigger deal.
I think Indiana might win a bidding war.Or get a very very good contract
Indiana might lose out to Iowa if McCaffrey retires as most of the Iowa fans hope he does.I think Indiana might win a bidding war.
Completely agree. "Ruthless" would have been sending the 2:09 AM social media message without telling the coach in person.Exactly. The way Coyle left SU was pretty classless but I don't think he did anything wrong here. Transfer portal and recruiting starts soon and there's no time to waste. Coaches have been fired in the locker room after a game and on the tarmac. This was fine.
Well, knocking on a guy's door at 2 AM to give him a pink slip is pretty harsh. Could have waited until the next morning.Completely agree. "Ruthless" would have been sending the 2:09 AM social media message without telling the coach in person.
It was the latter.It was either Atlanta, or Amelia Island outside of Jacksonville.
Meh, with what these guys are making, "ruthless" isn't actually a thing.Completely agree. "Ruthless" would have been sending the 2:09 AM social media message without telling the coach in person.
These next five years are critical for ACC schools to position themselves for a big 2 invite. NC State is likely to the SEC. Schools are putting their chips to the center of the table now. For Syracuse to have any chance at the Big Ten they need both basketball and football to be at their high point or else we’ll be stuck with the big 12 merger, or at worst, Big East basketball like UConnWade is gonna kill it in Raleigh. I could see them being more relevant that UNC over the next decade.
Big Ten is not happening. We do not even get 40,000 at football games anymore. Last year, Rutgers averaged 48k. And THAT is 1/2 what PSU, OSU, and Michigan draw.These next five years are critical for ACC schools to position themselves for a big 2 invite. NC State is likely to the SEC. Schools are putting their chips to the center of the table now. For Syracuse to have any chance at the Big Ten they need both basketball and football to be at their high point or else we’ll be stuck with the big 12 merger, or at worst, Big East basketball like UConn
Depending upon what "Big-Time" ends up being, that might not be a bad thing.Big Ten is not happening. We do not even get 40,000 at football games anymore. Last year, Rutgers averaged 48k. And THAT is 1/2 what PSU, OSU, and Michigan draw.
By comparison, Clemson leads the ACC in attendance by far.. and they would be 5th in the B1G and 10th in the SEC. FSU's 5-year average would put them at #8 for attendance in the B1G. Only Maryland and NW have averaged less than Syracuse over 5 years.
Unless we quickly turn into Oregon, we are not getting an invite.
Minnesota will be interested in McCollum too.Ben McCollum basically deciding between Indiana and his home state Iowa.
100% however I don't think they have the same financial power (Indiana) or local appeal (Iowa).Minnesota will be interested in McCollum too.
I wonder if Quadir (I don’t go to class) Copeland goes with him.Wade is gonna kill it in Raleigh. I could see them being more relevant that UNC over the next decade.