Yet they are in a conference which, compared to the BE is the rock of Gibralter, while we live and die on the decisions of BYU & BS. And the ACC doesn't even play hockey!how much longer can the flipper keep his job?
BC athletics has fallen off the cliff
or maybe being good in hockey is all they need
Agreed-by going out of his way to lobby against UCONN, he is effecively demonstrating his lack of confidence and competitiveness in his "product." That type of weakness comes back to haunt you. Same dumb mistake as Tennessee womens' basketball made, putting a hole in their own ship when they dropped playing UCONN every year.BC hoops is an absolute disaster.
If GDF spent as much time focusing on his athletic programs as he does about worrying about UCONN, maybe BC would have an athletic program that won games.
Blown out at home by UMASS and Holy Cross.......WOW!
Yet they are in a conference which, compared to the BE is the rock of Gibralter, while we live and die on the decisions of BYU & BS. And the ACC doesn't even play hockey!
Yet they are in a conference which, compared to the BE is the rock of Gibralter, while we live and die on the decisions of BYU & BS. And the ACC doesn't even play hockey!
no.Would you trade places with them? As in be a member of the ACC, but have a declining BB and Football program, but maintain our dominance in Women's Basketball (like their Ice Hockey).
it was @ holy cross lol. yea thats right, how many acc teams play @ a school of that level for bball. unreal. just imagine when bc plays unc/duke/fsu this year. shitshow
I saw in my twitter feed last night that there was big syndicate money on UMass in that game and just chuckled, I didn't think they could possibly lose by as much as they did, but seriously.... it was pretty obvious they were going to get blasted.
I'm aware of the history of the BC-Holy Cross rivalry.
It's still patently absurd that they go to the DCU Center. BC should have all the leverage. They're afraid to let UConn challenge them for FB attention and freeze them out, but openly play a road BB game at Holy Cross? Hello? Inconsistent much?
Unless, you know, they're so desperate for fans/attention, they think playing a game outside The Loop can somehow help them.
I believe the contract with Holy Cross is 3 to 5 games at BC and one at the DCU center. They had stopped playing altogether when AL Skinner was the coach. You are also dealing with two Jesuit institutions with a very long history.
If it is patently absurd for BC to go to the DCU Center was it also patently absurd for the UConn's Woman's hoop team to play Holy Cross at the DCU Center? Why would UConn do something patently absurd? UConn should have had all the leverage.
Attendance for BCU's three games thus far......
vs. New Hampshire - 3500
@ Holy Cross - DCU Center - 3000 (can you imagine what that place looked like?)
vs. UMass - 4100
Keep your chin up. When the big boys come to Conte you might see over 5k in the house.
Attendance for BCU's three games thus far......
vs. New Hampshire - 3500
@ Holy Cross - DCU Center - 3000 (can you imagine what that place looked like?)
vs. UMass - 4100
Keep your chin up. When the big boys come to Conte you might see over 5k in the house.
You're comparing the popularity of men's & women's basketball?
Funny stuff. Even funnier is that the UConn Women only drew about 600 less than the BCU Men.
They could've played the game in any HS gym in Worcester and they still would not have filled the place.
I am comparing teams from a major conference playing a game at a smaller conference's local arena. More of a business discussion than the popularity of men's and woman's basketball. Why would UConn Woman's Basketball pass up on a home payday which would draw 6-7000 fans to Gampel vs. a road game in Worcester. When BC goes to play a longtime Jesuit rival it is patently absurd. However when the most recognizable team in Woman's basketball does it we are comparing Men's and Woman's basketball. I guess when you have no reasonable rebuttal you change the subject.
Would have been close to a sellout at Holy Cross. No HS gym in Worcester that could have held the game! None of the other college gyms for that matter.