Money is still a issue in getting the basketball practice facility built.LOVE those four words, "money not an issue", really, think about it, is there any situation in life that these words aren't loved?
Money is still a issue in getting the basketball practice facility built.
No doubt but SHU is in the BE and for basketball that has been a very good conference. He could have found good people for those positions in MBB/WBB but his hires were bad on both counts.For what it's worth, that's apples to oranges. It's not like SHU has either the pockets or a prime destination for a big name. This is a B1G coaching job, candidates are a plenty...
Not saying I don't have my reservations, but, it's not like he was playing with a full deck at SHU.
Well that's a big deal. People were on JH's ass for it and they should be on Hobbes as well if you're going to be consistent. There are reports of a big Towers' donation on the table already so get it done.That's a whole 'different realm of $$$$.
No, it wasn't an "issue," this is a fallacy yet again perpetuated, here, by some of the same people who perpetuate a lot of other fallacies on these boards. This is what happens when the same circles of people corroborate on misinformation and/or assumptions.
Again, we're not going to pay $5-6M/year for a HC, but read my post earlier in this thread.
Sorry but Rutgers did not have the money pledged and all ready to go sitting aside ready for this day. It took a culmination of many events on and off the field to get to this point.
If Flood goes 4-8 this season without all of the extra curricular events I would bet he's still the coach. Why? Money.
Barchi obviously took charge today and did what he needed to do but money was most certainly an issue. An issue that they are now going to resolve thankfully.
I think your post is spot on.maybe real donors were that happy to clean up the mess in the athletic department
Okay. The fact you're saying Barchi "took charge today" is all I need to know buddy. This has been in the words for a good week or so now. No worries, not going to argue, but the money was never the issue (since Dec 2013).
Dan Duggan @DDuggan21 3m3 minutes ago
Barchi told the players that money won't be an issue with the new hire. Added that nugget to this story: http://bit.ly/1PlyjNR
Wow, I hope this is true.
Let's not be precipitous. I hope he takes off the purse strings here. But his saying money doesn't matter isn't quite the same as his going out and spending what it takes to bring in a high powered coach.Barchi has clearly had enough. He saw where being cheap and leaving these decisions up to amateurs has led. He is personally invested in this, being part of the search committee. He done spending time and resources on people not qualified to be in their positions. It's obvious now.
He has worked behind the scenes to make this happen. Politically, with boosters and likely with B1G input.
The gloves are off, he and the real powers have had enough.
I must say I am eating a big plate of Crow right now. If Barchi goes out and hires a coach where money is not an option I was completely wrong about the man. I couldn't be more happy to be wrong in all my life. My wife and I may just decide to up our annual donation to help out the cause because they are now showing the commitment we are looking for. Good job Barchi.
I think things were so bad between the warring factions of Tim and Wellington that Rozelle appointed George Young to run the operation. I don't think they had a choice. Rozelle carried a big stick back then and told the Mara's your going to let George run the team. Thank God he did because Tim and Wellington hated each other so much they couldn't even be in the same room at the same time. Basic decisions couldn't even be made because they disagreed with one another just to disagree. Maybe that's what RU needs. LOLOK s
Possibly the process of crafting a 'short list' will be also aided by the interactions with Delaney ... and maybe even a few B1G 'elder statesmen' - Maybe it all has similarities to when Pete Rozelle
assessed the dysfunctionality of the NY Giants and said - Look - go hire George Young - he can help you.