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[QUOTE="Scooch, post: 1608200, member: 628"] Yep, I agree with most of that. It seems that SU has enough to pay its coaches competitively, and build & maintain adequate facilities. Cost of living in central NY is pretty low compared to many regions of the country as well, which helps. SU also fields one of the smallest amounts of teams in the ACC, and in P5. So our higher scholarship costs are offset by the fact that many schools have 10+ more teams than we do. All in all I think we have enough to compete in football from a revenue standpoint. We just need better coaching and recruiting. [/QUOTE]
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