women in 1st place and the men setting new records for the program in the BIG.
Finally, a positive identity instead of a punch line.
Finally, a positive identity instead of a punch line.
We have a great weight room, new locker rooms and trainer facilities.It’s no surprise to see programs peaks correlate to facility investment. Basketball is getting a best in class facility that will rival thr BEST programs in the country. Football is wayyyy behind most peer programs and that’s before you even get to comparing to the best.
There is a direct correlation.
We have a great weight room, new locker rooms and trainer facilities.
I assume the only thing lagging behind is the bubble, or a quality indoor facility.
Amirite... or is there more to it
We need a 6 wins in football to get any chance of becoming a destination for local kids. Ash has to to show us he can do that or Hobbs has to show him the door.Correct for the most part. The issue is most places have an indoor facility that has all of the above in one place and each part is of equal or better quality than each of footballs individual pieces.
the problem with football isn't facilities, it's head coach. Just stop lol.Correct for the most part. The issue is most places have an indoor facility that has all of the above in one place and each part is of equal or better quality than each of footballs individual pieces.
the problem with football isn't facilities, it's head coach. Just stop lol.
As much as Pikiell has done for the basketball program and taking it up to a level of respectably, we'd be remiss to not acknowledge the fact that ash absolutely burying the football program has helped build the RU basketball fan base tremendously as fans eager for a winner at RU are leaving football for bball
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