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Dr. Daryl Gross Received $1.5M After NCAA Violations
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[QUOTE="ForCuseSake, post: 2613175, member: 266"] Your grasp of historical facts related to ACC expansion in 2003 is tenuous at best. You should read OX’s concise summary of what happened to delay SU’s inevitable invitation. And all of the attributes you list about NYC being a world famous sports hub don’t support chasing their fans. If SU wants to market itself in NYC to recruit students then go for it. Marketing its sports in NYC, in an attempt to expand the fan base and fill the Dome (as implied by NJCuse97), isn’t a winning proposition. [/QUOTE]
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