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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 2837705, member: 289"] I have to admit this does feel like the end of the Pasqualoni Era, when we were sick of seeing the near-side option and the 6-6 seasons, (even 2001 was a 6-6 team that went 10-3 due to Dwight Freeney and +15 turnover differential), and we wondered what a fresh approach would do for the program. Unfortunately the "fresh approach" proved to be G-Rob. But what if it had been Babers? I felt during those years that a change in the AD would produce a change in the head coach, too. New bosses like to have people around them of their own choice and Gross wasn't going to fire Boeheim so Pasqualoni had to go. (I don't know that he wanted to make that decision after a bowl game, however.) Wildhack inherited both Babers and Boeheim. He's unlikely to fire either but I'll bet he's looking forward to the time he gets to make the choice for the next coach. [/QUOTE]