Buffalo- the next Cincinnati

[kangaroo kid]

 

 

[NWAkron]

2 hours ago, kangaroo kid said:

 

 

All their recruits are gone.  What a joke.  Not one D1 player.if you have Twitter, read the thread. It's ugly and familiar.

Edited April 6, 2019 by NWAkron

[ewbrooman1]

https://buffalonews.com/2019/04/05/durey-cadwell-james-rojas-ub-mens-basketball-recruiting/

[NWAkron]

28 minutes ago, ewbrooman1 said:

https://buffalonews.com/2019/04/05/durey-cadwell-james-rojas-ub-mens-basketball-recruiting/

Any news on Graves?

[ZippyRulz]

@Buffalo players may be getting paid soon:

 

https://www.natlawreview.com/article/new-york-senate-bill-to-require-student-athletes-to-share-university-ticket-revenue

 

Basketball, football, soccer....

 

Edited September 22, 2019 by ZippyRulz

[Spin]

^That's going to help our recruiting... ?

[kreed5120]

Syracuse is the only school in NY that is rolling in the money on athletics and it's private so I don't think this would apply to them. All these type of laws are going to do is force public schools to reduce or eliminate athletics all together. It seems the general populous thinks because schools like OSU, Michigan, Alabama, USC, etc. are rolling in the money that all other schools are as well. Between division 1 & 2 there are nearly 700 athletic programs. I'd have to guess 90% of those rely heavily on student subsidies already to fund their athletics. They're now going to have to raise student athletic fees even more as laws like these further reduce the little revenue athletics generates.

[clarkwgriswold]

7 hours ago, kreed5120 said:

Syracuse is the only school in NY that is rolling in the money on athletics and it's private so I don't think this would apply to them. All these type of laws are going to do is force public schools to reduce or eliminate athletics all together. It seems the general populous thinks because schools like OSU, Michigan, Alabama, USC, etc. are rolling in the money that all other schools are as well. Between division 1 & 2 there are nearly 700 athletic programs. I'd have to guess 90% of those rely heavily on student subsidies already to fund their athletics. They're now going to have to raise student athletic fees even more as laws like these further reduce the little revenue athletics generates.

 

Syracuse already obviously pays their basketball athletes.  How else could you explain top talent from around the country going to Syracuse, New York to play basketball?

[akronzips71]

1 hour ago, clarkwgriswold said:

 

Syracuse already obviously pays their basketball athletes.  How else could you explain top talent from around the country going to Syracuse, New York to play basketball?

That's a joke, right?

Syracuse has always been a premier athletic school, as well as a status symbol scholastic school.

https://www.ranker.com/list/famous-syracuse-university-alumni-and-students/reference

 

https://www.syracuse.com/orangefootball/2017/08/who_is_the_best_all-time_syracuse_football_player_at_every_position.html

 

https://www.ranker.com/list/best-syracuse-orange-basketball-players/ranker-ncaa-basketball

 

 

[clarkwgriswold]

1 hour ago, akronzips71 said:

That's a joke, right?

Syracuse has always been a premier athletic school, as well as a status symbol scholastic school.

https://www.ranker.com/list/famous-syracuse-university-alumni-and-students/reference

 

https://www.syracuse.com/orangefootball/2017/08/who_is_the_best_all-time_syracuse_football_player_at_every_position.html

 

https://www.ranker.com/list/best-syracuse-orange-basketball-players/ranker-ncaa-basketball

 

 

 

Yes, obviously (well, maybe not).  Actually, it is an old Jim Rome joke.