Cusefan0307
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I really hope/wish we have Frank back next weekend.
Posts in the UConn/Syracuse thread on the Boneyard
This team beat the other Hurley brother in the NCAA tournament last year. And he had some good players with him.Posts in the UConn/Syracuse thread on the Boneyard
You're conference record is 17-31 since you moved to the ACC. Once Dungey graduates and Babers gets poached by someone at the adult table, you'll be right back to the punching bag you were before. And make no mistake - you're not that good now.
It's short-sighted because it was another domino in a sequence of events that will make amateurism increasingly difficult to justify, and, by extension, fracture college sports irreparably. The closest school in your league is over 300 miles away. That's impractical by any interpretation, and while you might reap the benefits of a more lucrative TV contract in the near future, you've chosen to partake in a model that will fail long-term.
Nov 12th: Poster Champs99and04
Yup that is exactly what happened...
Never!just a few more years until our hate for uconn turns to pity. Ack! Lol.
Yup that is exactly what happened...
Where to begin?You're conference record is 17-31 since you moved to the ACC. Once Dungey graduates and Babers gets poached by someone at the adult table, you'll be right back to the punching bag you were before. And make no mistake - you're not that good now.
It's short-sighted because it was another domino in a sequence of events that will make amateurism increasingly difficult to justify, and, by extension, fracture college sports irreparably. The closest school in your league is over 300 miles away. That's impractical by any interpretation, and while you might reap the benefits of a more lucrative TV contract in the near future, you've chosen to partake in a model that will fail long-term.
Show a bit of compassion will you???? Do you have any idea how much this Babers signing hurts them?Where to begin?
See ya, guys!
- Dungey graduates. Got us there.
- Babers get poached - not likely now
- You're not that good now - let's see - 9-3 in the ACC vs. 1-11 in the mighty AAC. lol
- Closest school in your league is over 300 miles away - ok, but Temple is 235 miles away. Not that big a difference. But our furthest opponent is 1415 miles away. UConn's is 1775, and they have 5 conference members further away than Miami is from Syracuse. Talk about a model that will fail long-term.
- Yes. We will reap the benefits of a more lucrative TV contract in the near future. And the long term.
Hopefully, more than I can imagine.Show a bit of compassion will you???? Do you have any idea how much this Babers signing hurts them?
I don't think it is near 15 millionid love to hear how much the aac schools earn annually. I bet acc schools will be close to $40m next year with acc network. do aac schools even get $10m? even assuming $15m, which i bet is high, that's a huge discrepancy and cannot be sustained from a competitive standpoint long-term. bye felicia.
I believe it is under $10M, and closer to $7.I don't think it is near 15 million
I believe it is under $10M, and closer to $7.
Is that $7 or did you mean $7,000?I believe it is under $10M, and closer to $7.
AAC is $126m over 7 years expiring in 2020. That's under $2m a year for basketball and football.id love to hear how much the aac schools earn annually. I bet acc schools will be close to $40m next year with acc network. do aac schools even get $10m? even assuming $15m, which i bet is high, that's a huge discrepancy and cannot be sustained from a competitive standpoint long-term. bye felicia.
2016-17, the last year reported,
uconn got a$8.088m
syracuse got $25.3m
uconn's number likely went down last year and they will be lucky if it doesn't go down again in 2018-19
all the acc teams, as mentioned elsewhere in this thread, are going to go north of $40m by 2020
uconn athletic department is in serious trouble. they only break even because they are #1 among the nation's public schools in amount of money directed to the athletic department via student fees, etc, and it makes up over 50% of their budget already
all the rosey boneyard talk in the world doesn't change the fact that they cannot possibly keep up in the college athletics arms race. there are only so many multi million dollar salaries you can save by tossing coaches under the bus.
2016-17, the last year reported,
uconn got a$8.088m
syracuse got $25.3m
uconn's number likely went down last year and they will be lucky if it doesn't go down again in 2018-19
all the acc teams, as mentioned elsewhere in this thread, are going to go north of $40m by 2020
uconn athletic department is in serious trouble. they only break even because they are #1 among the nation's public schools in amount of money directed to the athletic department via student fees, etc, and it makes up over 50% of their budget already
all the rosey boneyard talk in the world doesn't change the fact that they cannot possibly keep up in the college athletics arms race. there are only so many multi million dollar salaries you can save by tossing coaches under the bus.
id love to hear how much the aac schools earn annually. I bet acc schools will be close to $40m next year with acc network. do aac schools even get $10m? even assuming $15m, which i bet is high, that's a huge discrepancy and cannot be sustained from a competitive standpoint long-term. bye felicia.
AAC is $126m over 7 years expiring in 2020. That's under $2m a year for basketball and football.
The Big East is $500m over 12 years in comparison. That's over $4m a year just for basketball.
2016-17, the last year reported,
uconn got a$8.088m
syracuse got $25.3m
uconn's number likely went down last year and they will be lucky if it doesn't go down again in 2018-19
all the acc teams, as mentioned elsewhere in this thread, are going to go north of $40m by 2020
uconn athletic department is in serious trouble. they only break even because they are #1 among the nation's public schools in amount of money directed to the athletic department via student fees, etc, and it makes up over 50% of their budget already
all the rosey boneyard talk in the world doesn't change the fact that they cannot possibly keep up in the college athletics arms race. there are only so many multi million dollar salaries you can save by tossing coaches under the bus.