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       #Post#: 27315--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron
       By: Chairman of the Board Date: July 18, 2019, 9:12 pm
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       [quote]I am an overly optimistic person by nature, but I am also
       a realist. We clearly have more work to do and are just
       scratching the surface of what we can be. More of our teams need
       to reach NCAA postseason play and we must continue to knock off
       Power 5 opponents. The next five-year plan will be ambitious,
       but this is the time to decide what we want to be. I want to be
       great. Our coaches, staff and student-athletes want to be great.
       
       
       I'm looking forward to working alongside our Interim President
       Michael Bernstein, who is extremely knowledgeable about Division
       I athletics, as we continue to build our program.
       [/quote]
       #Post#: 27328--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron
       By: NoVA_Seawolf Date: July 21, 2019, 11:18 am
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       [quote author=Chairman of the Board
       link=topic=602.msg27315#msg27315 date=1563502337]
  HTML https://stonybrookathletics.com/news/2019/7/18/together-we-transform-blog-together-we-transform-thursday-july-18-2019.aspx
       [quote]I am an overly optimistic person by nature, but I am also
       a realist. We clearly have more work to do and are just
       scratching the surface of what we can be. More of our teams need
       to reach NCAA postseason play and we must continue to knock off
       Power 5 opponents. The next five-year plan will be ambitious,
       but this is the time to decide what we want to be. I want to be
       great. Our coaches, staff and student-athletes want to be great.
       
       
       I'm looking forward to working alongside our Interim President
       Michael Bernstein, who is extremely knowledgeable about Division
       I athletics, as we continue to build our program.
       [/quote]
       [/quote]
       "Ambitious." "Time to decide what we want to be."
       Sounds like FBS football is part of the plan to me! Also, I LOVE
       the optimism around basketball even with Lamb coming back to
       Vermont.
       #Post#: 27332--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron
       By: Hammertime Date: July 21, 2019, 1:41 pm
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       [quote author=VA_Seawolf link=topic=602.msg27328#msg27328
       date=1563725935]
       [quote author=Chairman of the Board
       link=topic=602.msg27315#msg27315 date=1563502337]
  HTML https://stonybrookathletics.com/news/2019/7/18/together-we-transform-blog-together-we-transform-thursday-july-18-2019.aspx
       [quote]I am an overly optimistic person by nature, but I am also
       a realist. We clearly have more work to do and are just
       scratching the surface of what we can be. More of our teams need
       to reach NCAA postseason play and we must continue to knock off
       Power 5 opponents. The next five-year plan will be ambitious,
       but this is the time to decide what we want to be. I want to be
       great. Our coaches, staff and student-athletes want to be great.
       
       
       I'm looking forward to working alongside our Interim President
       Michael Bernstein, who is extremely knowledgeable about Division
       I athletics, as we continue to build our program.
       [/quote]
       [/quote]
       "Ambitious." "Time to decide what we want to be."
       Sounds like FBS football is part of the plan to me! Also, I LOVE
       the optimism around basketball even with Lamb coming back to
       Vermont.
       [/quote]
       If somehow Shawn Heilbron squeaked out an invite for SB to make
       that leap into FBS, I'll be the biggest Wolfie this school has
       ever seen!! But come on, let's be real. The AAE wont even give
       JMU a look into their conference and is okay with 11 members.
       Why would SB get that invite today????
       #Post#: 27334--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron
       By: Seawolf97 Date: July 21, 2019, 3:13 pm
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       JMU is good but they cant touch our academic profile .  The best
       they got is graduating  Master's Degree students.  SBU is an AAU
       Member with  the ability to graduate  MD's as well as PHD's  in
       multiple disciplines.  It is more than football  to move up .
       #Post#: 27337--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron
       By: NoVA_Seawolf Date: July 21, 2019, 11:54 pm
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       [quote author=Seawolf97 link=topic=602.msg27334#msg27334
       date=1563739993]
       JMU is good but they cant touch our academic profile .  The best
       they got is graduating  Master's Degree students.  SBU is an AAU
       Member with  the ability to graduate  MD's as well as PHD's  in
       multiple disciplines.  It is more than football  to move up .
       [/quote]
       Exactly this. The academics matter more than the sports. You can
       build a sports program fairly easily, especially if you're FBS
       playing high profile teams. It's much harder to build up the
       academic side of the house. Most people don't understand most of
       realignment comes down to academics. This puts SBU in a great
       position going forward to move up to a better conference.
       Of course when Heilbron talks about "ambitions" in this case, he
       could also mean something like an NCAA tournament Sweet 16
       appearance or FCS national title (lmao yeah right  :D ).
       #Post#: 27338--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron
       By: Hammertime Date: July 22, 2019, 5:02 am
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       [quote author=VA_Seawolf link=topic=602.msg27337#msg27337
       date=1563771247]
       [quote author=Seawolf97 link=topic=602.msg27334#msg27334
       date=1563739993]
       JMU is good but they cant touch our academic profile .  The best
       they got is graduating  Master's Degree students.  SBU is an AAU
       Member with  the ability to graduate  MD's as well as PHD's  in
       multiple disciplines.  It is more than football  to move up .
       [/quote]
       Exactly this. The academics matter more than the sports. You can
       build a sports program fairly easily, especially if you're FBS
       playing high profile teams. It's much harder to build up the
       academic side of the house. Most people don't understand most of
       realignment comes down to academics. This puts SBU in a great
       position going forward to move up to a better conference.
       Of course when Heilbron talks about "ambitions" in this case, he
       could also mean something like an NCAA tournament Sweet 16
       appearance or FCS national title (lmao yeah right  :D ).
       [/quote]
       I want nothing more to see SB make that move up to FBS before I
       leave this state. But, I don't see it happening. One look at
       UMASS, UCONN, and that's enough for SB to not fall into that
       trap.
       #Post#: 27339--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron
       By: NoVA_Seawolf Date: July 22, 2019, 6:27 am
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       [quote author=Hammertime link=topic=602.msg27338#msg27338
       date=1563789776]
       [quote author=VA_Seawolf link=topic=602.msg27337#msg27337
       date=1563771247]
       [quote author=Seawolf97 link=topic=602.msg27334#msg27334
       date=1563739993]
       JMU is good but they cant touch our academic profile .  The best
       they got is graduating  Master's Degree students.  SBU is an AAU
       Member with  the ability to graduate  MD's as well as PHD's  in
       multiple disciplines.  It is more than football  to move up .
       [/quote]
       Exactly this. The academics matter more than the sports. You can
       build a sports program fairly easily, especially if you're FBS
       playing high profile teams. It's much harder to build up the
       academic side of the house. Most people don't understand most of
       realignment comes down to academics. This puts SBU in a great
       position going forward to move up to a better conference.
       Of course when Heilbron talks about "ambitions" in this case, he
       could also mean something like an NCAA tournament Sweet 16
       appearance or FCS national title (lmao yeah right  :D ).
       [/quote]
       I want nothing more to see SB make that move up to FBS before I
       leave this state. But, I don't see it happening. One look at
       UMASS, UCONN, and that's enough for SB to not fall into that
       trap.
       [/quote]
       UMass decided to turn down the MAC in order to stay in the A10.
       Their football struggles as a result, however if you look at
       their games they're quite competitive, coming close to some big
       wins. I'd love to see them make a bowl.
       Uconn has been awful these past few years. However less than a
       decade ago they were doing fairly well in the Football Big East
       and made a BCS bowl. They've just made some bad coaching hires.
       I'd love to see them do well as an independent too. If they can
       play a more regional schedule and get some fans in the seats
       that would be good for them. Northeast football is the strongest
       it has been in a long time. Buffalo, Army, Syracuse, and Penn
       St. were all ranked last year at one point or another, and
       Temple has turned themselves around from being the laughing
       stock of the FBS to a good program. Things really aren't so bad
       up here.
       #Post#: 27359--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron / TWT
       By: Chairman of the Board Date: July 25, 2019, 1:08 pm
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       first release of the 20th anniversary team (looks pretty good):
  HTML https://stonybrookathletics.com/sports/2019/7/25/parts-of-20th-anniversary-team.aspx<br
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       #Post#: 27372--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron / TWT
       By: Chairman of the Board Date: July 27, 2019, 9:53 am
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       the new let's make history initiative:
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       #Post#: 27376--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Shawn Heilbron / TWT
       By: Chairman of the Board Date: July 28, 2019, 2:46 pm
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