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SH is one of the private schools that doesn't have that big of an endowment ($308M) - so there just might not be the financial support there that other schools have.

Not saying he should leave - but just might be tough to build in the new environment.
 
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Not agreed. Syracuse won 20 games this year. So what. Winning 20 games in a season for these teams in a major conference is just this side of mediocrity. How many times in the last 10 years have teams said oh no Louisville is in our bracket, we are doomed. Once maybe.
Louisville has fallen, and they can't get up. They can't pass the smell test. As. they actually do smell.
Please don't tell me they are in the ACC and that makes them de facto formidable.
None of this makes any sense.
 

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I wasn't big on May, but going from May to Holloway? Sheesh. Is there really no up and comers in that part of the country?
 
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My argument is Louisville is a program on the decline and is not an attractive job for an established coach. Makes sense to me
 
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watching the downfall of louisville and a poverty church leaguer
I'm surprised you aren't lead fundraiser for a Cronin UCLA buyout to get Mick back to Louisville.
 

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Halloway has won more Tourney games at St Peter’s than the 5th best team in Ohio has won in what, 20 years? More?
toledo has won 4 straight regular season mac titles but has failed to get it done in the tournament to get a bid. so you are correct. feel bad for the rockets!

(i know ball, so try something better next time)
 
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Alabama and Grand Canyon missing a comically large number of shots.
 

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SH is one of the private schools that doesn't have that big of an endowment ($308M) - so there just might not be the financial support there that other schools have.

Not saying he should leave - but just might be tough to build in the new environment.

I know some SHU boosters. According to the ones I know, quite a few of them went to elite private schools but live in north Jersey and like basketball. It is a wealthy area, but I don't know what the appetite is to contribute the money that is needed to compete at a high level. On the other hand, there is a huge corporate community in the area. It may just be too much of an organizational challenge for SHU Administration to harness all of these disparate entities.
 

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My argument is Louisville is a program on the decline and is not an attractive job for an established coach. Makes sense to me
Agree and in a conference that may collapse between now and the start of next season
 

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Louisville already has a very famous Shaheen's, it would be smart to add one more in my opinion. Great hire for Ville and a stepping stone, for Shaheen.

 
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I know some SHU boosters. According to the ones I know, quite a few of them went to elite private schools but live in north Jersey and like basketball. It is a wealthy area, but I don't know what the appetite is to contribute the money that is needed to compete at a high level. On the other hand, there is a huge corporate community in the area. It may just be too much of an organizational challenge for SHU Administration to harness all of these disparate entities.
Unfortunately, 2 of their most famous alums, Robert Brennan of First Jersey Securities fame (boiler room) and Dennis Kozlowski of Tyco fame were both convicted of fraud. But, they do have Dick Vitale, Bill Raftery, and Bob Ley as alums and Tony Soprano attended but dropped out.
 
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Unfortunately, 2 of their most famous alums, Robert Brennan of First Jersey Securities fame (boiler room) and Dennis Kozlowski of Tyco fame were both convicted of fraud. But, they do have Dick Vitale, Bill Raftery, and Bob Ley as alums and Tony Soprano attended but dropped out.
Jackie Jr. dropped out too. That stunatz.
 

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Washington, which I consider a decent program, just hired USU’s Sprinkle off one ok season. Maybe Holloway is the best Louisville can get.
 
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Washington, which I consider a decent program, just hired USU’s Sprinkle off one ok season. Maybe Holloway is the best Louisville can get.
Sprinkle made tourny the last 2 years before with Montana St too. Won 2 different conferences 3 years in a row and then won a game in the tourny. He's a rising star.
 

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