The Ivies recognized their academic missions come first and didn’t want the distraction of big-time athletics. They were visionaries in my opinion and made absolutely the right call for their institutions. Get ready for more to follow this path.
Which begs the question, why does a school like BC continue down this road of major college athletics? Does it truly need that forum to preserve and grow its academic standing?
Kentucky put a team together this season with a total salary north of $20 million. That's where this is all going. Hard to see a scenario where BC plays in that world.
On the other hand it's possible, albeit unlikely, that BC might someday make a serious run at an NIT bid. That might pack...
Couple of thoughts on this team:
First, it's been a solid year, but this team didn't seem to develop during the course of the season as well as many other teams did.
Second, I will be shocked if Mullins goes in the first round if he comes out. He's clearly a talent, but there is a lot of...
I think you may have a problem with your football HC as well. Not sure what rational he could possibly have had to put that kid under center last season other than throwing in the towel.
Until there is a well structured and enforcable spending cap (think salary cap) none of this is sustainable for anyone. Many athletic departments will spend whatever they need to and can get their hands on for top talent. That has set the stage for irresonsible spending which will continue...
Conte has been dead for hoops for decades. When BC was in the Big East it was UCONN's home court in Boston. BC is going to need a hell of a run to restore any type of interest in that program and it's hard to see how that happens.
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