Re: Coaching Carousel 2015
So much of conference movement has brought teams that do not belong together, together. The irony of Rutgers is, despite the almost universal derision from fans across the county about the move from an athletics perspective, conference realignment brought us together with schools with which we belong.
Look at the Atlantic 10, the American, even the ACC, a public-private geographical mishmash. There aren't many conferences left that actually fit together: the WCC (for the most part, BYU is an outlier), the MAC -- all second-tier public universities in a regional belt along the Great Lakes states, the MAAC, although moreso before a few non-Catholic schools joined, but still all-private, and a few others I'm not thinking of off the top of my head.
Fordham belongs with the MAAC schools, on any level you care to name.
Totally agree. They look like a MAAC school, their gym looks like a MAAC gym, and there's nothing wrong with that. Just accept it and compete there.Originally posted by bac2therac:
Pecora out at Fordham...this may be a worse job than Rutgers. They never ever should have moved to the A10, have they ever not finished in the bottom 4. IMO they need to go back to the MAAC with like schools that they can compete against. They do not belong in the A10
So much of conference movement has brought teams that do not belong together, together. The irony of Rutgers is, despite the almost universal derision from fans across the county about the move from an athletics perspective, conference realignment brought us together with schools with which we belong.
Look at the Atlantic 10, the American, even the ACC, a public-private geographical mishmash. There aren't many conferences left that actually fit together: the WCC (for the most part, BYU is an outlier), the MAC -- all second-tier public universities in a regional belt along the Great Lakes states, the MAAC, although moreso before a few non-Catholic schools joined, but still all-private, and a few others I'm not thinking of off the top of my head.
Fordham belongs with the MAAC schools, on any level you care to name.