JeremyCuse
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Would rather see the staff give Enoch Boakye a shot as well.
Nothing wrong with taking a shot on a guy now
Would rather see the staff give Enoch Boakye a shot as well.
Yes, it exactly does that is what Market Value is. Market Value is the price of an asset in the marketplace. That price is determined by what buyers are willing to pay. Doesn't matter if it was 1 school or 50 schools. 1 team willing to pay him 750k sets his market value.
I mentioned the euro route a month ago, I hope they have been looking into it.We have to find a fix in Europe. Maybe a pt guard as well. I will make this guarantee. Those two players are out there. Can we find them and get them to go to Syracuse is the question.
I'm fine with getting a legit center, but it should've had zero to do with Maliq.My point about an obsession with finding a center is Jay Wright and Jim Larranaga have played small for years. The finding a “center“ is a bit ridiculous to me because half these guys can’t walk and chew gum at the same time. Sign a real player and figure out how to play with them. There’s 6’4” guys that can rebound better than Anselem or whoever is left.
Holy cow this is bad. Massive, massive downgrades at the 1 and 5 going into next season. Potentially the worst roster we have iced in quite some time if no moves are made
But isn’t the issue that NIL contracts don’t start until they are enrolled in the school?We need players declared employees and get contracts in place.
This is crazy.
It’s not the money, it’s the handshake agreements.
And that's what I don't understand about this NIL crap. Investment value and ROI should govern the contributions investors make. Over-paying for a 1-year athlete is going to drive the big money away-especially if the guy turns out to be a dud. Do that a couple of times and you've just buried your athletic programs. I don't see how any of this is sustainable.We aren't alone. But that doesn't do us any good. We need to do better. But we are paying what some players are worth.
Try in Europe, and also the Southern hemisphere, Australia, or South America.Maybe JB can call his buddy Few at Gonzaga and ask him if there are any good foreign dudes still out there he didn't have room for.
Lampkin needs to take a hard look in the mirror and think about the ethics of his behavior and doing a 180 on his commitment at this late date and leaving the SU coaching staff holding the bag when there’s no time to pivot. He’s gonna make plenty of money either way, plus years of playing professionally. And the college and coach that’s poaching him (TCU?) should be ashamed of themselves for doing this.
And fast!!!!We need players declared employees and get contracts in place.
This is crazy.
It’s not the money, it’s the handshake agreements.
Still remember that Tournament loss in the Elite 8 I believe, to an Illinois team where all their players seemed like about 6'5".My point about an obsession with finding a center is Jay Wright and Jim Larranaga have played small for years. The finding a “center“ is a bit ridiculous to me because half these guys can’t walk and chew gum at the same time. Sign a real player and figure out how to play with them. There’s 6’4” guys that can rebound better than Anselem or whoever is left.
Doesn't seem like hes done much for the program since he left. Not knocking him but if he is its been pretty silent.Maybe JB can call his buddy Few at Gonzaga and ask him if there are any good foreign dudes still out there he didn't have room for.
Red’s Runts!Still remember that Tournament loss in the Elite 8 I believe, to an Illinois team where all their players seemed like about 6'5".
He is the same. He doesn’t really do anythingCarey's at Siena for a reason. I'm no huge Anselm fan but your acting like we're talking about Sean Williams or Hima.
A nattering nabob of negativism.
Sounds good. Start him and DonnieGo get JT Toppin
We need players declared employees and get contracts in place.
This is crazy.
It’s not the money, it’s the handshake agreements.