I heard a story from an insider at the tip-off reception that in the pre-season opposing coaches inquired how UA was ever able to get Eric. The same person conceded they'd be very lucky if they were able to keep him over the long term.
Ask yourself this people-
If you were able to put your resume out there to see if another employer would pay you more to do the same exact job, and it wouldn't impact your current position, would you do it?
That's what these kids are doing.
I saw Nemer at as many games as any leader of the University other than maybe Wilson.
Groce has said good things about UA since he left. We've trusted him to be honest with us throughout his tenure. I see no reason for that to change now.
In any event, he's gone and it's time to move on.
Kenni has realized that he has no chance of another decent paying job and sees the lawsuit as a payday. He's not bright enough to bringing certain things back out into the light will just cause him more harm.
I was listening to some sports talk show that Jim Boeheim was a on a couple of weeks ago. According to him, a program needs at least $10M a year in NIL funds to be competitive on a national scale.
I get that a talented college basketball player would want to enter the portal to gauge his value. That being said, I'll be a little aggravated if Eric leaves after UA brought in his brother and made that experience possible.