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[QUOTE="Nicknack, post: 3749910, member: 1003"]
How do you think Boeheim will be remembered once he finally steps down or is forced to step down?

I never would have thought it, but I believe his is tarnishing his legacy.  I think we can all agree that he's accomplished so much and is a true hall of famer.  I will always be appreciative of what he did at Syracuse and all of the great things he has done off the court.  However, the way in which things are now going down and how he's acting, what he's saying, and how he's coaching, will make a lasting impact (and not a good one).  I will never feel the same about Boeheim as I did for the first 31 years of being a Syracuse diehard.  I finally reached my breaking point this year.  I've had enough.

Consider for a moment Pasqualoni.  How is he remembered?  Now he didn't mean as much to Syracuse football as Boeheim means to basketball, but still... he's probably more remembered for sticking around too long than the bowl wins, BE championships, and other accolades.  It's really too bad Boeheim can't see wha't happening and refuses to acknowledge that he is a big part of the problem.
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