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Coach Search Options after Autry

Call pitino and have him say no. I’d take him for 3 years to come full circle.

Establish the culture of winning again and working hard.

I’d call thad after he says no. We need stability asap.
You really need to drop the Pitino thing.

1. It ain't happening. Ever.
2. Wishing it will is only going to leave you disappointed.
 
I'm not opposed to the idea of considering Eric Devendorf.
I mean he has coaching experience.
Why do I think his feisty persona and knowledge of the game of bb would be good for our team?
I like his broadcasting and he thinks and says things about cuse that I think about.
Am I insane?
 
I'm not opposed to the idea of considering Eric Devendorf.
I mean he has coaching experience.
Why do I think his feisty persona and knowledge of the game of bb would be good for our team?
I like his broadcasting and he thinks and says things about cuse that I think about.
Am I insane?
Yes. That's bonkers even for a message board.
 
I'm not opposed to the idea of considering Eric Devendorf.
I mean he has coaching experience.
Why do I think his feisty persona and knowledge of the game of bb would be good for our team?
I like his broadcasting and he thinks and says things about cuse that I think about.
Am I insane?

Can we just hire a real coach it’s not that difficult
 
Yes. That's bonkers even for a message board.
I thought hiring coach fb was bonkers.
But, besides that.

Coaching Experience​

Eric Devendorf has a solid background in coaching and basketball. He served as an assistant strength coach for Syracuse's men's basketball team from 2016 to 2018. Following that, he worked as a special assistant to the head coach at the University of Detroit Mercy. His experience includes mentoring players and contributing to team strategies.

Player Background​

Devendorf had a successful playing career at Syracuse, where he averaged 15.7 points per game in his final season. He ranks 14th on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,680 points. His time as a player, including participation in high-pressure games, gives him valuable insights into player development and game management.

Community Engagement​

Devendorf is known for his active involvement in the community and his commitment to giving back. He has organized youth basketball camps and initiatives to support local businesses, showcasing his leadership and dedication to fostering the next generation of players.

Potential as a Head Coach​

While Devendorf has not yet held a head coaching position, his combination of playing experience, coaching roles, and community involvement positions him as a promising candidate. His competitive nature and familiarity with the Syracuse basketball program could be advantageous in a head coaching role.
 
I'm not opposed to the idea of considering Eric Devendorf.
I mean he has coaching experience.
Why do I think his feisty persona and knowledge of the game of bb would be good for our team?
I like his broadcasting and he thinks and says things about cuse that I think about.
Am I insane?
To provide valuable input on the next hire, yes I do trust him to know who would be good and who wouldn’t be good. To run a program, absolutely not, I want to see him climb up the analyst rankings at ESPN.
 
I hate to say it but we might need to bring back beoheim for one year as a bridge to the future.
Jim Boeheim is a bridge to the past. Not the glory days, not even the Bubble days, the not in the tournament days right before Red.
 
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I thought hiring coach fb was bonkers.
But, besides that.

Coaching Experience​

Eric Devendorf has a solid background in coaching and basketball. He served as an assistant strength coach for Syracuse's men's basketball team from 2016 to 2018. Following that, he worked as a special assistant to the head coach at the University of Detroit Mercy. His experience includes mentoring players and contributing to team strategies.

Player Background​

Devendorf had a successful playing career at Syracuse, where he averaged 15.7 points per game in his final season. He ranks 14th on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,680 points. His time as a player, including participation in high-pressure games, gives him valuable insights into player development and game management.

Community Engagement​

Devendorf is known for his active involvement in the community and his commitment to giving back. He has organized youth basketball camps and initiatives to support local businesses, showcasing his leadership and dedication to fostering the next generation of players.

Potential as a Head Coach​

While Devendorf has not yet held a head coaching position, his combination of playing experience, coaching roles, and community involvement positions him as a promising candidate. His competitive nature and familiarity with the Syracuse basketball program could be advantageous in a head coaching role.
I hate to break it to you, but your use of AI didn’t help your advocacy for Devo.
 
I'm not opposed to the idea of considering Eric Devendorf.
I mean he has coaching experience.
Why do I think his feisty persona and knowledge of the game of bb would be good for our team?
I like his broadcasting and he thinks and says things about cuse that I think about.
Am I insane?
Being special assistant to the HC at Detroit Mercy is hardly a qualification for HC at a P4 school.
 
Call pitino and have him say no. I’d take him for 3 years to come full circle.

Establish the culture of winning again and working hard.

I’d call thad after he says no. We need stability asap.
Why would he leave the better funded program he's at to come here? Nostalgia for the cup of coffee he bought here in terms of his career?
 
Being special assistant to the HC at Detroit Mercy is hardly a qualification for HC at a P4 school.
Okay okay… I get it.
No Devo then. 😢
I promise not to mention him when the school contacts me for my opinion on the search.
 
I have a new leader in clubhouse, name has been somewhat mentioned before is John Groce at Akron. Dude was fired at Illinois, but he wins at Akron. It’s a new era and Syracuse has the GM to help with the talent acquisition part which I think was his shortcoming at Illinois. Worth a second chance?
 

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