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All I recall was Kevin Willard being Seton Hall’s coach who tampered with Taurean Thompson resulting in a 2 game suspension for Willard. Willard was still Seton Hall’s head coach when Kadary Richmond transferred there too. Willard then left SHU, Richmond etc for Maryland the very next year. Doubt there was any love lost between SU and Kevin Willard.
 
All I recall was Kevin Willard being Seton Hall’s coach who tampered with Taurean Thompson resulting in a 2 game suspension for Willard. Willard was still Seton Hall’s head coach when Kadary Richmond transferred there too. Willard then left SHU, Richmond etc for Maryland the very next year. Doubt there was any love lost between SU and Kevin Willard.
slimey slimey
 
Maryland's athletic dept. has been in disarray for many years. Their AD is leaving for SMU. They went to the B1G because they were so much in debt. Apparently that hasn't changed it. It sounds like he thinks he'll get more compensation money for players at Nova.
The finance situation in College Spark is horrendous for both the academic and athletic sides of the house. The Ath Dep't problems began with Debbie Yow's total mismanagement of the stadium expansion (her hand-picked advisory committee told her not to expand, but she did anyway) and have continued. Not getting a full share of B1G money for 6 years didn't help matters any.
 
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Wonder if there was serious mutual consideration for Hop for this job. Villanova’s fired coach, Neptune, was Fordham’s head coach for a year before heading to Nova and replacing Wright. Guess Fordham didn’t want Neptune who was available either or maybe visa versa.
 
This is a pretty fascinating article about how the Big East could be in the pole position in the basketball portal going forward because they don’t have to fund football with the House settlement money. P4 athletic directors are concerned that Nova, St John’s and others will be able to fund their basketball programs with $5 million or more ($10 million?) directly from the university while the P4 basketball programs will only get $3-4. I know people have talked about this before on the board but this is the first time I’ve seen it all laid out.
 
I read something yesterday that ole Buzz Williams maybe interested in the Maryland job if that happened.
Don’t rule out the guy from Oklahoma for the Maryland job. Forgot his name. He was originally from Loyolla, Chicago.
 
I read something yesterday that ole Buzz Williams maybe interested in the Maryland job if that happened.
I was reading about good old Buzz. Guess he’s spoken how he doesn’t like coaching at one place for long and wants to change jobs often. It’s certainly something programs hiring him should keep in mind. So far it seems 5 to 6 years is his limit as a head coach. He’s won at every program he’s coached. He’s just 52 years old.
Head coaching jobs
2008–2014Marquette
2014–2019Virginia Tech
2019–presentTexas A&M
Assistant jobs:
1994–1998Texas–Arlington (assistant)
1998–1999Texas A&M–Kingsville(assistant)
1999–2000Northwestern State (assistant)
2000–2004Colorado State (assistant)
2004–2006Texas A&M (assistant)
2006–2007New Orleans
2007–2008Marquette (assistant)
 
This is a pretty fascinating article about how the Big East could be in the pole position in the basketball portal going forward because they don’t have to fund football with the House settlement money. P4 athletic directors are concerned that Nova, St John’s and others will be able to fund their basketball programs with $5 million or more ($10 million?) directly from the university while the P4 basketball programs will only get $3-4. I know people have talked about this before on the board but this is the first time I’ve seen it all laid out.
UConn made the decision to leave the AAC and stop chasing membership in a Major football conference. That means that UConn chose to keep basketball as its top sport. And that may mean that in a few years UConn football will be back to 1AA (FCS), where it always belonged. That's where UMass belongs.
 
UConn made the decision to leave the AAC and stop chasing membership in a Major football conference. That means that UConn chose to keep basketball as its top sport. And that may mean that in a few years UConn football will be back to 1AA (FCS), where it always belonged. That's where UMass belongs.
Not accurate. They left the AAC but stayed at the FBS level as an independent. They continue to try and get membership in the B12 or ACC and apparently came quite close to an invitation to the B12 not long ago. I think the demise of the P12 prevented an invitation from the B12 at the last second.

They will surely hold on with FBS football until at least 2030, and see what happens with the ACC.
 
This is a pretty fascinating article about how the Big East could be in the pole position in the basketball portal going forward because they don’t have to fund football with the House settlement money. P4 athletic directors are concerned that Nova, St John’s and others will be able to fund their basketball programs with $5 million or more ($10 million?) directly from the university while the P4 basketball programs will only get $3-4. I know people have talked about this before on the board but this is the first time I’ve seen it all laid out.
Bloomberg had a very similar article.

I'll believe it when I see it.

The SEC has spent the better part of a decade ascending to the top of Hoops mountain and now they're just going to passively turn into Sisyphus?

No way.

Now that Sankey has effectively turned the NCAA tourney into the SEC invitational, he'll do whatever it takes to stay on top...
 

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