Coach Search Options after Autry

[Bayside44]

So nice win for them, but it is more of the same from them nothing, I haven't seen in the other games I have watched. Very strong defense and weak offense.

Defense great held the Hawks 31% from the field and 27% from 3
Offense terrible, GM shot 41% from the field 25% from 3, only 10 assists with 8 turnovers

Again, I don't think he is a bad coach I just don't want to play that style of basketball; it isn't fun to watch for me and it wouldn't be a style of play that would immediately bring the casuals back IMO. I don't want to be in a rock fight every game. It's not enjoyable. That again isn't taking anything away from him as a coach, especially a defensive coach; he seems outstanding at that. Just not what I personally want and like I said we can do a lot worse than him, but believe we can do a lot better.

Mincy is playing with a taped thumb. Spun out three 3s and Hill whiffed a dunk and they also whiffed a lob. Plays were there and their dude is limited.

But they win the second halves over and over, and did again today.

 

[Cusefan0307]

That looks like the 2024 number from Orange United. The number I was told for this year was $4.5MM. Believe that includes Vegas money but not revenue sharing.

I heard we were getting close to 4 from revenue sharing. If that’s the case it’s more than enough for this year specifically and that’s not a funding problem.

 

[rrlbees]

That looks like the 2024 number from Orange United. The number I was told for this year was $4.5MM. Believe that includes Vegas money but not revenue sharing.

Yeah, that’s last year’s number. And as you know, the goal was to double that 2 to 2 1/2 million. A confidential survey of which I’m sure not every school responded to show the ACC is having an average NIL of 4.1 million per team. So 4.55 would put us just inside the top half. The SEC was at 7.1 while the Big Ten and big 12 at about 5.4 and 4.4 respectively. So we’re behind a lot of schools not just in the ACC but across the country. So NIL will play a role into what coaching candidates will see as you as a strong option. We will be looked at as a good opportunity by some, but not all. It would be nice if some big donor stepped up and helped almost double that again. Heck a number of schools were over 10 million including some of the ACC. It’s too simple to say hire the right coach. Maybe that right Coach is fine being middle of the pack NIL but it sure would help to be able to open up that aperture.

 

[rrlbees]

I heard we were getting close to 4 from revenue sharing. If that’s the case it’s more than enough for this year specifically and that’s not a funding problem.

Every school’s getting that though. Every school gets a maximum of 20 million. And the general thought is schools are going to put 70 to 80% into football and then about 15% towards basketball. With the rest being split up by all the other sports. So it’s pretty much a wash amongst all schools when you talk about the revenue sharing. The differentiator will be NIL.

 

[Cusefan0307]

Every school’s getting that though. Every school gets a maximum of 20 million. And the general thought is schools are going to put 70 to 80% and the football and then about 15% towards basketball. With the rest being split up by all the other sports. So it’s pretty much a wash amongst all schools when you talk about the revenue sharing. The differentiator will be NIL.

Not every school was giving as much to bball as we are. Last I knew we were giving 1.5-2 million more compared to other schools.

 

[rrlbees]

Not every school was giving as much to bball as we are. Last I knew we were giving 1.5-2 million more compared to other schools.

I don't know, but if true that would put us at about 25% which is huge but hurts the football team.

 

[RF2044]

Yeah, that’s last year’s number. And as you know, the goal was to double that 2 to 2 1/2 million. A confidential survey of which I’m sure not every school responded to show the ACC is having an average NIL of 4.1 million per team. So 4.55 would put us just inside the top half. The SEC was at 7.1 while the Big Ten and big 12 at about 5.4 and 4.4 respectively. So we’re behind a lot of schools not just in the ACC but across the country. So NIL will play a role into what coaching candidates will see as you as a strong option. We will be looked at as a good opportunity by some, but not all. It would be nice if some big donor stepped up and helped almost double that again. Heck a number of schools were over 10 million including some of the ACC. It’s too simple to say hire the right coach. Maybe that right Coach is fine being middle of the pack NIL but it sure would help to be able to open up that aperture.

Actually, it's exactly that simple.

Success begats success. It also begats increased contributions to NIL funding.

Tired of the excuses, and the negative self talk about not being able to compete. Tell that to all of the teams playing at a high level with fewer resources than what Syracuse has with respect to NIL.

Just another preemptive excuse.

 

[Consigliere]

Actually, it's exactly that simple.

Success begats success. It also begats increased contributions to NIL funding.

Tired of the excuses, and the negative self talk about not being able to compete. Tell that to all of the teams playing at a high level with fewer resources than what Syracuse has with respect to NIL.

Just another preemptive excuse.

No one is making excuses for Red. That ship has sailed and it’s time for a change.
But more needs to be done to fully turn the program around,

 

[Jake]

That is 100% correct. Obviously on a much smaller scale, but as I stated last year, one of my good friends is extremely close to former UAlbany coach Will Brown. Will told my buddy that Gmac is Siena’s first choice but he demanded a certain amount of money for NIL. Apparently Siena asked for a select number of days (not sure the exact number) to figure out if they can meet that demand. During those few days, Will told my buddy that he might get the Siena job out of default IF Siena couldn’t get the money secured. How wild is that?!

Yeah, that basically the way it works now in most cases. Coaches don’t take a gig if they don’t think the money is there to compete.

I’ll also say, having a high profile dad and his disgruntled son in the mix won’t help our cause.

 

[orange79]

Yeah, that basically the way it works now in most cases. Coaches don’t take a gig if they don’t think the money is there to compete.

I’ll also say, having a high profile dad and his disgruntled son in the mix won’t help our cause.

Unless the high profile dad is on board with the hire.