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[QUOTE="007, post: 4794052, member: 393"]
I agree. Without question, the issues Syracuse faces are [B]multidimensional[/B] and chronic. And yet you post a Yes or No thread title with baked in congruence bias seemingly to support your theory that talent is the singular, primary issue independent, or nearly independent, of the impact of coaching.

Were you truly looking for reasons to be convinced otherwise? Or were you just trying to ferret out those "thinkers" who believe that it is coaching over talent? If it was the latter, you are acting contrary to most of the creative problem solving models I am familiar with.

FWIW, my understanding is that the AD department has analyzed obstacles to success specific to the football program. Obviously, recruiting and keeping talent is VERY high on the list. I would argue it should be #1. But, when you shift from focusing on obstacles to identifying potential solutions then coaching hires, salaries, staff additions, infrastructure, facilities, recruiting budgets, NIL, playing in bowl games, AND revenue (this is why we have a home game in NYC) are ALL part of the equation.
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