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And despite the two beatdowns and the far superior record Kenpom still has Illinois as the better team.
| 9 Connecticut +29.74 BE 34-5 |
They must be very efficient, but in ways that dont impact the game.
Backcourt foul issues, very challenged to score in the paint and these guys could not make shots in the 2nd half and probably their worst ball security/ live ball turnover game of the season
I disagree with this...you are not promoting it is never too late to learn with this...
Again say someone was enlisted military gets out now they can't compete....say someone was pro baseball didn't pan out now they can't play football
There would be a military waiver...however this is a straight 5 years window. I mean people here only care about hoops but look at the other sports this impacts.
College sports is for college age people. If they choose to do something else with their life in that time frame then that’s their choice. Oh well.
I’m not interested in watching 25 year olds or older play college athletics. Time for them to get a real job.
I didn’t think I would have to say this so plainly…. You’re allowed to attend college any time in your life you choose to..
Playing athletics is a privilege.. oof
This is one of the best moments i have witnessed live at a sport event
Bernard James, 27-year-old Air Force veteran, gets ‘U-S-A!’ chant after he’s drafted by Dallas (VIDEO)
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Least surprising thing ever. What a scumpit.
In what universe should a women’s BE team be making half of what the men earn?
Nobody watches that sh**!!!
I think these figures reflect what Villanova spent on operating expenses to run those programs. Most of the disparity you see here between men's and women's hoops is the coaches' salaries. This does not reflect roster payroll.
100%. Whatever our reported number is as well. Maybe $4 million. I’m sure includes all coaches, training and support staff along with player salaries
no way is that jus player salaries
Yes, this is just the creative way colleges report their operating expenses for each sport.
Seton Hall reports $28,718,708 in Revenue from all Sports, which matches to the dollar $28,718,708 spent on Expenses. These numbers don't include player salaries. Every individual sport reports Zero for profit/loss.
Seton Hall reported $9.3 M spent & earned on Men's Basketball.
They also show $1.1 M spent & earned on Women's Volleyball. I'm sure the volleyball team doesn't generate anywhere near $1.1 Miliion.
The athletic department could save 350k in the snap of the finger. Paying 500k to the head women's basketball coach is absurd. 150k seems fair.