I think the following will come with Gerry

[phil77]

Including rev share or not? I feel everyone is talking past each other here - half are quoting numbers including rev share, and half are not

All-in Including Rev Share and NIL Tournament everything

 

[Cusefan0307]

Not sure how relevant guessing would be at this point. The specific figures quoted by Gmac were $9-10 million "to be in the game." The article I referenced said that included rev share. I think Lobdell's group (25-30 CEOs and business leaders) will hit the $5M mark, if not more. Lobdell's group does not include Melo currently. So the potential is there for a higher number. Blair is innovative in this ecosystem. Finding creative ways of funding NIL is his wheelhouse. AW??

I believe that we need to be north of $10M with rev share included. I don't think that anyone can say with absolute certainty at THIS point in time that we will be.

It’ll be over that with Lobdell, Rev Share and Vegas combined. The Melo stuff will be the cherry on top.

 

[Mr. M]

It’ll be over that with Lobdell, Rev Share and Vegas combined. The Melo stuff will be the cherry on top.

Does “Melo stuff” entail required PT for Kiyan?

 

[BEGood]

Does “Melo stuff” bring required PT for Kiyan?

No

 

[twinight]

"Raffle?"
No, but didn't Siena all of a sudden have the most NIL in the conference? Isn't that how you go from 4-28 to a conference bid?

Sorry—who are you 'making fun of?'

I was making fun of the guy who suggested the assessment of Gerry's coaching ability at Siena was based on "one game." And not a dramatic turnaround over two seasons.

I could also make fun of you for thinking that turnaround was because Siena "all of a sudden had the most NIL in the conference" which is some weird fiction you've made up.

 

[Zelda Zonk]

I was making fun of the guy who suggested the assessment of Gerry's coaching ability at Siena was based on "one game." And not a dramatic turnaround over two seasons.

I could also make fun of you for thinking that turnaround was because Siena "all of a sudden had the most NIL in the conference" which is some weird fiction you've made up.

Well, one—since you're all sensitive about this—i was asking about the NIL thing. I don't personally know. And as for me making it up, no, if you've been around, you'd have seen that discussed many times. If it's "made up," it's not me who made it up. So, again, i'm asking—is that not true?

Secondly... no, never mind. You've got your own 'fictions' swirling in your head. But, since i'm still in questions mode, i wonder how you've come upon your "assessment of Gerry's coaching ability?"

I have no idea whether he is or isn't a good coach. I recognize turnarounds, but i also recognize they come with context. I think it's just as absurd that people assert that he's a great coach because of that one (half of a) game. Lots of flowery adjectives and bromides and catchphrases get tossed around, but they don't seem to have applied when they lost to Fairfield by 14 a couple of weeks earlier. Lots of selective stats and hyperbole. But, that's fine. He's ours. Amusing, also, how he's such a genius and outcoached Duke's douche, and then we hear that it was his 29-year old assistant who brained-up a significant component of the Duke game? Is that also "made up?" Again, just asking.

Since you must have watched a bunch of Siena games this and last year, i would love to know your opinion about Gerry's actual systems. Is he a good offensive and/or defensive coach? Because i haven't seen that affirmed. Only that he gets his players to "play hard." Amusing, sometimes, how the coaches are 'evaluated' and discussed in a forum like this. And how each 'side' thinks it knows their metrics and reasonings are the only valid ones.

 

[SUFan44]

My understanding was that had resolved itself. What his conditioning was and when the decision was made to safe eligibility could be debated (timing). He’s already in the portal as is Jones.

How 13 became 7 is somewhat problematic, my prior post was bang on accurate.

Your prior post is bang on ridiculous.

Allow me to present a scenario: Kids get injured. Misses first 1/2 or 2/3 of the season, and becomes healthy enough to come back. Kid goes to the coach and asks him to preserve the season so he can play another full year.

What do you do? In this era where every year in college can represent money in your pocket in the long run?