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No Syracuse schadenfreude?
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[QUOTE="MDHuskFan, post: 4175376, member: 8914"] I think the job is good still at Syracuse, but there is also good reason to question if Jim is tarnishing the brand over these past few years. Calhoun left here winning 73% of his games in his last 9 years here. In the last 9 years at Syracuse, since them joining the ACC, JB has won less than 62% of their games. I think the argument about relevancy and such over the past few years is one element, but there’s also argument to be had as to the state in which your legend coach leaves the program. [/QUOTE]
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