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       #Post#: 32425--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: guest419
       Date: March 1, 2021, 10:15 am
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       --- Quote from: Chairman of the Board link ---
       >
       > i agree that we should be building natural and local
       rivalries- and right now, i think our "rivals" in certain
       sports, meaning who we are competitive with on the field,
       classroom, and recruiting- are simply not impressive.  i think
       of marist, SHU, hof, bingo, SJ, wagner, albANy, QU, MC.
       >
       > again, for most sports, not all.  and just my opinion, which
       is largely anecdotal.
       >
       > i don't think we compete for recruits with nova, BU, UConn,
       army.  in fact, i don't think we compete with UMBC, UMass, or
       ruTgers or cuse, though we should.
       >
       > simply put, kids will leave LI to go to these places.  they
       largely won't go to LI though.  further, i barely see upstaters
       head to LI.  so our pool is geographically small, but densely
       populated.  all adding to the insularity problem and weekend
       problem that plagues the entire U.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       BB coach cant recruit.  hes been here three years and all he has
       done is lose the team last year and bring in transfers. Its a
       shame. we wont buy season tickets again for a long time. there
       is no direction. SH and the HC should be gone. Destoryed the
       program.
       #Post#: 32428--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: March 1, 2021, 11:06 am
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       I liked this clip from the Tulsa coach.
  HTML https://twitter.com/GottliebShow/status/1366373418891812865?s=20
       I really can't comment on culture without it being complete
       conjecture. The kids could worship Ford or they could loathe
       him. Same with the assistants. And the players' personalities'
       and cohesiveness off the court. I just don't know. All I can do
       is read between the lines and comment on is what I see on the
       court. I thought the guys played hard all year, showed some
       positives individually, and many can be good pieces on winning
       teams, here or elsewhere. It's the other stuff that's concerning
       – guys leaving, relying on transfers, and poor coaching (IMO).
       #Post#: 32431--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: Hammertime
       Date: March 1, 2021, 12:03 pm
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       --- Quote from: BarryGotAGrip link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Chairman of the Board
       link=topic=850.msg32417#msg32417 date=1614609123]
       > i agree that we should be building natural and local
       rivalries- and right now, i think our "rivals" in certain
       sports, meaning who we are competitive with on the field,
       classroom, and recruiting- are simply not impressive.  i think
       of marist, SHU, hof, bingo, SJ, wagner, albANy, QU, MC.
       >
       > again, for most sports, not all.  and just my opinion, which
       is largely anecdotal.
       >
       > i don't think we compete for recruits with nova, BU, UConn,
       army.  in fact, i don't think we compete with UMBC, UMass, or
       ruTgers or cuse, though we should.
       >
       > simply put, kids will leave LI to go to these places.  they
       largely won't go to LI though.  further, i barely see upstaters
       head to LI.  so our pool is geographically small, but densely
       populated.  all adding to the insularity problem and weekend
       problem that plagues the entire U.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       BB coach cant recruit.  hes been here three years and all he has
       done is lose the team last year and bring in transfers. Its a
       shame. we wont buy season tickets again for a long time. there
       is no direction. SH and the HC should be gone. Destoryed the
       program.
       [/quote]
       Barry, I've been pounding my table for a while about this topic
       with Ford for BB and Priore for football. Some people agree,
       some dont. The proof is in the pudding though. Shawn Heilbron
       needs to go. He should be the very first one to be let go. Bring
       in a new AD with balls, unlike SH, and give that AD full
       authority to fire or hire at will. No voting. No drag-out board
       meetings and discussion. Give full authority to bring in who he
       wants..
       #Post#: 32436--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: guest419
       Date: March 1, 2021, 4:29 pm
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       --- Quote from: VA_Seawolf link ---
       >
       > I agree that we need to move, and the best move would actually
       be an FBS conference, but the odds of that happening seem even
       lower than they were 5-6 years ago when we had just joined the
       CAA. Coach P hasn't advanced our program much since joining the
       CAA.
       >
       > The nicest thing about the A10 is that we could upgrade the
       rest of our athletics while letting football grow at it's own
       pace. The A10 would also be a better landing spot for Olympic
       sports than most potential FBS landing spots. It's fairly
       regional and is well regarded in basketball. I'd love an A10
       invite. I'd be at every GW and George Mason game, and most VCU
       games probably.  ;D
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       FBS?  Their are no fans at games now.  SH has to go.  Both
       conferences playing him.
       #Post#: 32437--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: NoVA_Seawolf
       Date: March 1, 2021, 6:37 pm
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       --- Quote from: Hammertime link ---
       >
       > [quote author=BarryGotAGrip link=topic=850.msg32425#msg32425
       date=1614615314]
       > [quote author=Chairman of the Board
       link=topic=850.msg32417#msg32417 date=1614609123]
       > i agree that we should be building natural and local
       rivalries- and right now, i think our "rivals" in certain
       sports, meaning who we are competitive with on the field,
       classroom, and recruiting- are simply not impressive.  i think
       of marist, SHU, hof, bingo, SJ, wagner, albANy, QU, MC.
       >
       > again, for most sports, not all.  and just my opinion, which
       is largely anecdotal.
       >
       > i don't think we compete for recruits with nova, BU, UConn,
       army.  in fact, i don't think we compete with UMBC, UMass, or
       ruTgers or cuse, though we should.
       >
       > simply put, kids will leave LI to go to these places.  they
       largely won't go to LI though.  further, i barely see upstaters
       head to LI.  so our pool is geographically small, but densely
       populated.  all adding to the insularity problem and weekend
       problem that plagues the entire U.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       BB coach cant recruit.  hes been here three years and all he has
       done is lose the team last year and bring in transfers. Its a
       shame. we wont buy season tickets again for a long time. there
       is no direction. SH and the HC should be gone. Destoryed the
       program.
       [/quote]
       Barry, I've been pounding my table for a while about this topic
       with Ford for BB and Priore for football. Some people agree,
       some dont. The proof is in the pudding though. Shawn Heilbron
       needs to go. He should be the very first one to be let go. Bring
       in a new AD with balls, unlike SH, and give that AD full
       authority to fire or hire at will. No voting. No drag-out board
       meetings and discussion. Give full authority to bring in who he
       wants..
       [/quote]
       I like Shawn, I really do. I'd give him a little more time, but
       he's got to prove he deserves it first by firing both Ford and
       Coach P. We're a goddamn joke even in basketball now. Two years
       ago this team could have won the AE and now we're a joke. Don't
       even get me started on football. NO way we should be behind UML
       and New Hampshire in basketball, and fighting for positioning
       with friggin NJIT in conference. This is total BS.
       #Post#: 32438--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: Hammertime
       Date: March 1, 2021, 7:06 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: VA_Seawolf link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Hammertime link=topic=850.msg32431#msg32431
       date=1614621805]
       > [quote author=BarryGotAGrip link=topic=850.msg32425#msg32425
       date=1614615314]
       > [quote author=Chairman of the Board
       link=topic=850.msg32417#msg32417 date=1614609123]
       > i agree that we should be building natural and local
       rivalries- and right now, i think our "rivals" in certain
       sports, meaning who we are competitive with on the field,
       classroom, and recruiting- are simply not impressive.  i think
       of marist, SHU, hof, bingo, SJ, wagner, albANy, QU, MC.
       >
       > again, for most sports, not all.  and just my opinion, which
       is largely anecdotal.
       >
       > i don't think we compete for recruits with nova, BU, UConn,
       army.  in fact, i don't think we compete with UMBC, UMass, or
       ruTgers or cuse, though we should.
       >
       > simply put, kids will leave LI to go to these places.  they
       largely won't go to LI though.  further, i barely see upstaters
       head to LI.  so our pool is geographically small, but densely
       populated.  all adding to the insularity problem and weekend
       problem that plagues the entire U.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       BB coach cant recruit.  hes been here three years and all he has
       done is lose the team last year and bring in transfers. Its a
       shame. we wont buy season tickets again for a long time. there
       is no direction. SH and the HC should be gone. Destoryed the
       program.
       [/quote]
       Barry, I've been pounding my table for a while about this topic
       with Ford for BB and Priore for football. Some people agree,
       some dont. The proof is in the pudding though. Shawn Heilbron
       needs to go. He should be the very first one to be let go. Bring
       in a new AD with balls, unlike SH, and give that AD full
       authority to fire or hire at will. No voting. No drag-out board
       meetings and discussion. Give full authority to bring in who he
       wants..
       [/quote]
       I like Shawn, I really do. I'd give him a little more time, but
       he's got to prove he deserves it first by firing both Ford and
       Coach P. We're a goddamn joke even in basketball now. Two years
       ago this team could have won the AE and now we're a joke. Don't
       even get me started on football. NO way we should be behind UML
       and New Hampshire in basketball, and fighting for positioning
       with friggin NJIT in conference. This is total BS.
       [/quote]
       5 years is more than enough for an AD to accomplish his or her
       plan. Remember that 5-year plan??? He is all talk and no action.
       He will never fire coach P. And locking in a new HC to a 4 or
       5-year contract was just plain dumb. Especially from a coach who
       has a mediocre record at best.
       #Post#: 32442--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: March 2, 2021, 9:37 am
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       im supportive of the current administration and wanted to add in
       my $0.02.  the context has materially changed (read: $).  thus,
       my expectations have to change with it.  the crunch is here or
       coming and we have to adjust.  it's not going to be the same as
       13 months ago.
       of course, you can analyze this by freezing that month in
       time... but again i don't see the benefit there because of the
       new landscape.
       #Post#: 32444--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: OldSeawolf
       Date: March 2, 2021, 2:50 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: Chairman of the Board link ---
       >
       > im supportive of the current administration and wanted to add
       in my $0.02.  the context has materially changed (read: $).
       thus, my expectations have to change with it.  the crunch is
       here or coming and we have to adjust.  it's not going to be the
       same as 13 months ago.
       >
       > of course, you can analyze this by freezing that month in
       time... but again i don't see the benefit there because of the
       new landscape.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       No doubt the landscape has changed, and big time.  Covid has
       turned the world upside down, and although there are multiple
       factors involved, NYS is no longer in a bullish, spending mode.
       There will be less $ to go around, and if SBU athletics retains
       all of its current programs, it will certainly be a coup imo.
       More likely to see cuts ongoing.
       Another unknown factor is President McInnis' orientation towards
       sports.  Although she comes from a big-time sports school, she
       has nothing on her resume that indicates that she's
       pro-athletics.  So this is another TBD wild card.
       If you turn the clock back a year, I would have predicted that
       SH was destined to pick up and leave for a bigger program.  Wow,
       have times changed.  In this current environment, I'm betting
       that SH is happy to have a job, and perhaps even worried about
       retaining his job (I'm guessing his contract is up soon).   All
       speculation on my part.
       I've stated this before, but as far as coaches go, neither Geno
       or Priore are going anywhere.   SBU is not in a financial
       position to buy these guys out for a lot of coin, and cannot
       afford to consider upgrading to a higher level of coaching
       talent.
       #Post#: 32446--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: guest410
       Date: March 2, 2021, 5:13 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: OldSeawolf link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Chairman of the Board
       link=topic=850.msg32442#msg32442 date=1614699422]
       > im supportive of the current administration and wanted to add
       in my $0.02.  the context has materially changed (read: $).
       thus, my expectations have to change with it.  the crunch is
       here or coming and we have to adjust.  it's not going to be the
       same as 13 months ago.
       >
       > of course, you can analyze this by freezing that month in
       time... but again i don't see the benefit there because of the
       new landscape.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       No doubt the landscape has changed, and big time.  Covid has
       turned the world upside down, and although there are multiple
       factors involved, NYS is no longer in a bullish, spending mode.
       There will be less $ to go around, and if SBU athletics retains
       all of its current programs, it will certainly be a coup imo.
       More likely to see cuts ongoing.
       Another unknown factor is President McInnis' orientation towards
       sports.  Although she comes from a big-time sports school, she
       has nothing on her resume that indicates that she's
       pro-athletics.  So this is another TBD wild card.
       If you turn the clock back a year, I would have predicted that
       SH was destined to pick up and leave for a bigger program.  Wow,
       have times changed.  In this current environment, I'm betting
       that SH is happy to have a job, and perhaps even worried about
       retaining his job (I'm guessing his contract is up soon).   All
       speculation on my part.
       I've stated this before, but as far as coaches go, neither Geno
       or Priore are going anywhere.   SBU is not in a financial
       position to buy these guys out for a lot of coin, and cannot
       afford to consider upgrading to a higher level of coaching
       talent.
       [/quote]
       In 2019, SH pulled in a cool $425,714, pre tax. Since arriving
       at SBU, Heilbron has earned a tad over $1.9 Million, pre tax
       (not including 2020 earnings).
       #Post#: 32447--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Stony Brook in the America East
   DIR By: Hammertime
       Date: March 2, 2021, 6:59 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       --- Quote from: AirTurn link ---
       >
       > [quote author=OldSeawolf link=topic=850.msg32444#msg32444
       date=1614718222]
       > [quote author=Chairman of the Board
       link=topic=850.msg32442#msg32442 date=1614699422]
       > im supportive of the current administration and wanted to add
       in my $0.02.  the context has materially changed (read: $).
       thus, my expectations have to change with it.  the crunch is
       here or coming and we have to adjust.  it's not going to be the
       same as 13 months ago.
       >
       > of course, you can analyze this by freezing that month in
       time... but again i don't see the benefit there because of the
       new landscape.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       No doubt the landscape has changed, and big time.  Covid has
       turned the world upside down, and although there are multiple
       factors involved, NYS is no longer in a bullish, spending mode.
       There will be less $ to go around, and if SBU athletics retains
       all of its current programs, it will certainly be a coup imo.
       More likely to see cuts ongoing.
       Another unknown factor is President McInnis' orientation towards
       sports.  Although she comes from a big-time sports school, she
       has nothing on her resume that indicates that she's
       pro-athletics.  So this is another TBD wild card.
       If you turn the clock back a year, I would have predicted that
       SH was destined to pick up and leave for a bigger program.  Wow,
       have times changed.  In this current environment, I'm betting
       that SH is happy to have a job, and perhaps even worried about
       retaining his job (I'm guessing his contract is up soon).   All
       speculation on my part.
       I've stated this before, but as far as coaches go, neither Geno
       or Priore are going anywhere.   SBU is not in a financial
       position to buy these guys out for a lot of coin, and cannot
       afford to consider upgrading to a higher level of coaching
       talent.
       [/quote]
       In 2019, SH pulled in a cool $425,714, pre tax. Since arriving
       at SBU, Heilbron has earned a tad over $1.9 Million, pre tax
       (not including 2020 earnings).
       [/quote]
       WOW! I hadn't realized he made that much money. Is he worth
       it?????
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