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Kamari Lands de-commits from Cuse

Huskymagic said:
The NCAA clowns with their corrupt leadership is ruining college sports.

This is why you don’t allow legislation like NIL and profiteering in this manner by college students because it turns them into amateur basketball mercenaries and corrupt opportunists. They can do that outside of college

The BIG EAST needs to join the scheduling alliance with the Big 10, PAC 12, and the ACC.
It is in UCONN’s and the Big East conference best interest to stay aligned with these 3 conferences.
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The big East should join the scheduling alliance is like saying UConn should join the acc. Sure it’s great for us and our league but we haven’t been invited.
 
borninansonia said:
This is good for Syracuse in the long run. The more they lose now and the more discontented their fans become, the sooner Syracuse admits that they made a mistake with ACC basketball, and therefore the sooner they petition to rejoin the Big East.
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Not going to happen.
 
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bendm said:
Any gems?
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Who cares? Literally nobody, except maybe UConn fans that have nothing better to do than worry about our recruits. We’ll get players. Some highly ranked. Some not as highly ranked. Some will be better than expected and some worse. Rinse wash repeat. Enjoy the luxury of having nothing bigger to worry about.

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Class of 2022 - SF Kamari Lands (IN / HillcrestAZ) Decommitted

I really hope this isn't an indication we can't compete for top guys in the free-for-all era
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borninansonia said:
It's a prediction of the future. Mark my words, within 10 years the entire world of college basketball will change. Syracuse will join a "within electric bus range" basketball conference. There will be much less flying all over the country to play basketball; the climate emergency will force the teams to play local schools. Syracuse will join what will become the "new, new Big East." Their fans will like it, and the carbon footprint of all their non-football teams will be considerably less.
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LOL
 
Jbirdp5 said:
The big East should join the scheduling alliance is like saying UConn should join the acc. Sure it’s great for us and our league but we haven’t been invited.
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Or like the American jumping up and down and yelling "We're P6! We're P6!!"

Happy Pumped Up GIF by AT&T
 
Jbirdp5 said:
The big East should join the scheduling alliance is like saying UConn should join the acc. Sure it’s great for us and our league but we haven’t been invited.
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True but that doesn't stop us from being proactive in this regard. Our relationship with FOX and FOX's heavy investments in the BIG 10 and PAC 12 helps us.

Conversations need to happen already at the conference level and between school leaders. There most definitely is mutual interest here. The geographical footprint of Big East schools in the major northeast and Midwest markets cannot be minimized. Also, the current Big East is a stable conference and not vulnerable which matters and helps in this regard.
 
Huskymagic said:
The scheduling alliance is an attempt by the Big 10, PAC 12, and the ACC to stop the spiraling out of control Darwinistic and vulture approach that is being pushed by the SEC, and their collaborators in the media and business.

It is an attempt to maintain parity in college athletics, and maintain order from the instability and chaos being pushed on college athletics. This includes NIL, which only feeds this out of control vulture capitalistic approach, and will lead to monopolies and less parity. NIL only leads to more corruption and more pay to play for coaches and schools with students. This is not what any person of principle or intelligence should ever advocate for college athletics.

The Big East would be wise to aggressively join this alliance against the SEC or else it will be to our detriment as eventually this will affect us as a school and a conference. ESPN is not our friend and they are the main party responsible for this. .
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This alliance is all about football. There isn't a concern about basketball as far as this goes.
 
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UCDaveD said:
Your ability to be on the wrong side of literally every single argument is uncanny.
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Sure, the correct angle is to encourage kids to go to the highest bidder. Whatever school gives them the best deal. That's just brilliant.
 
UCSouth said:
This alliance is all about football. There isn't a concern about basketball as far as this goes.
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If it helps against the SEC attempting to own college football it will also help against what seems to be aggressive moves with basketball. It's no accident that Musselman, Oats and Buzz Williams have landed there in the past three years and look at their results.
Add NIL to their tools and it will be hard to recruit against them for a certain type player, and for all types if they show they can win big and put guys in the league.
Money talks in many ways.
 
Huskymagic said:
The scheduling alliance is an attempt by the Big 10, PAC 12, and the ACC to stop the spiraling out of control Darwinistic and vulture approach that is being pushed by the SEC, and their collaborators in the media and business.

It is an attempt to maintain parity in college athletics, and maintain order from the instability and chaos being pushed on college athletics. This includes NIL, which only feeds this out of control vulture capitalistic approach, and will lead to monopolies and less parity. NIL only leads to more corruption and more pay to play for coaches and schools with students. This is not what any person of principle or intelligence should ever advocate for college athletics.

The Big East would be wise to aggressively join this alliance against the SEC or else it will be to our detriment as eventually this will affect us as a school and a conference. ESPN is not our friend and they are the main party responsible for this. .
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yeah we definitely need to maintain this parity we have in college sports. I’d hate to see a situation where the same four teams are in the football playoff every year.

I honestly don’t recognize college sports as it’s described in posts like this.
 
Love it. Meandering over to the clementines forum and reading what excuses they can come up with is always prime time. None of them are surprised apparently lmao
 
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huskymedic said:


Show me the $$$

-> Reached by phone shortly after posting his decision on social media, Lands explained that he wanted to be recruited again so he could hear from coaches about his opportunities under the NCAA’s new legislation allowing athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness.

“I’ve been thinking about this ever since the NIL bill came out,’' Lands said. “I haven’t had the opportunity to be recruited in that way.’' <-

->Lands reportedly turned down a recent offer to sign a pro contract with Overtime Elite. He said he remains open to both college and pro opportunities. “College is still something I’m considering,’' he said. “Everything’s open.’' <-
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Don't want him. Period.
 
Reading their board is quite therapeutic, actually.

"The ACC was our curtain call. We have money at the cost of crummy football and mediocre hoops. Football was doomed regardless. I expected basketball to take a hit in the ACC. If a recruit wants to play in the ACC why go to Syracuse? Reminds me of the diehard Rutgers fans fueled by the mistaken belief that Big East membership would boost their recruiting. I'm crushed; I thought that we were about to turn things around."

"Don’t we have the Falk College of Sport Management? Shouldn’t that be the leading resource of expertise in the subject in the whole wide world? And we are (we’re?) New York’s college team or somesuch. New York is the media and ad capital of the world. And we have Newhouse, a leading school for advertising. Shouldn’t all of that lead to Syracuse being a major player in NIL?"

Imagine thinking being 4 hours away from NYC means something in recruiting? Laugh out loud funny.
 
Given how much the Syracuse board brags about the financial benefits of ACC membership, it's highly ironic their top recruit de-comitts because of money (I understand NIL and school media rights have nothing to do with each other, but the casuals up in Canada have always acted like they every one & their fan base are sharing in that ACC revenue...)
 
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Huskymagic said:
True but that doesn't stop us from being proactive in this regard. Our relationship with FOX and FOX's heavy investments in the BIG 10 and PAC 12 helps us.

Conversations need to happen already at the conference level and between school leaders. There most definitely is mutual interest here. The geographical footprint of Big East schools in the major northeast and Midwest markets cannot be minimized. Also, the current Big East is a stable conference and not vulnerable which matters and helps in this regard.
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A couple of more points.

1) I'd bet that Fox's relationship with their Pac12 and Big10 partners is the driving force with ACC alliance. I'm not exactly sure what the ACC's motivations are but I would bet that feelers were made to Clemson and Florida State by the SEC and regardless of their relationship with ESPN... the ACC (and Notre Dame) was going to preemptively put an end to it by joining up with Big10 and Pac12 and controlling the college football playoff.

2) In the case of the Big East having zero leverage in aligning with the Pac12 and Big 10... they don't have much which is true because so much of this is football driven but the Big East is still a major partner with Fox and Fox wants to keep everyone happy. Also, if the NCAA tournament craters due to the SEC's greed, Fox would be in a position to capitalize with their own version of March Madness comprising of those 4 conferences.
 
BuffaloHusky said:
A couple of more points.

1) I'd bet that Fox's relationship with their Pac12 and Big10 partners is the driving force with ACC alliance. I'm not exactly sure what the ACC's motivations are but I would bet that feelers were made to Clemson and Florida State by the SEC and regardless of their relationship with ESPN... the ACC (and Notre Dame) was going to preemptively put an end to it by joining up with Big10 and Pac12 and controlling the college football playoff.

2) In the case of the Big East having zero leverage in aligning with the Pac12 and Big 10... they don't have much which is true because so much of this is football driven but the Big East is still a major partner with Fox and Fox wants to keep everyone happy. Also, if the NCAA tournament craters due to the SEC's greed, Fox would be in a position to capitalize with their own version of March Madness comprising of those 4 conferences.
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Agreed. As for the ACC’s motivation for joining the alliance, they are in the weakest and most vulnerable position compared to the Big 10 and PAC 12. The conventional logic was/is that the PAC 12 was the weakest after the Big 12 but that’s false.

FOX is loyal to its brands. ESPN will sell you out as has been shown repeatedly. The ACC is well aware of this fact.

Geography makes ACC vulnerable to SEC poaching. Maryland leaving shows they are also vulnerable to Big 10 poaching.
 
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