Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="gward, post: 5708632, member: 10646"]
What’s pretty clear right now is that BH one of the hottest coaches nationally—and he wants to keep it that way. He would want to win in the tougher ACC, and he knows the pressure in Syracuse is real. But I don’t doubt he can handle it.
But if Syracuse can’t raise enough money to get him the talent he needs to win—really win—he may not want to risk his long-term market value.
For instance, if Providence offers more NIL support and he can build a stronger roster there with less pressure, that could boost his stock even higher. From that position, he’d be better positioned for a jump to a bigger program with greater prestige and pay. He flops at  Cuse because of a lack of NIL he risks long- term damage to his market worth . 
I’m sure he and his agent might be thinking in exactly those terms—what move makes the most sense over the long run.
Syracuse has to make itself an endgame destination. The tradition, the Dome, the history—it’s all there. The NIL resources need to match it.
Otherwise, we risk becoming a high-expectation, low-funding job that limits a coach’s career upside.
Yes, BH has proven he can do more with less—his offensive creativity shows that. But if I were his agent, I’d tell him to push Syracuse to match or exceed what Providence offers . I think that might or is happing . I think we can raise the money . I wish my teacher salary could do it but I can hardly afford decent bourbon.
[/QUOTE]

Verification

What is a Syracuse fan's favorite color?