Bet on what? Are you proposing a bet on whether Forbes was contacted? On whether Forbes is listening? On whether Forbes would seriously consider another offer? On whether Forbes is leaving?
Forbes ?? Candidate for SC
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I differ there, right much. I think the more successful the program the more money you should receive (outside of MBB and FB). IMO we support entirely too many varsity sports.. I know that’s not popular but I think eventually if we want to compete at the top of MBB, FB and Baseball we’re going to have to cut some sports regardless of what conference we end up in.
Almost 100% that all spots on the roster are now covered with full schollies....
WBB and baseball both have phenomenal leaders who have built winning programs and strong cultures. They also both need more donor and fan support. Both are incredible season ticket values. Stop hating on WBB and go check out a game at Carmichael. Just like the Diamond Heels, the ladies are well coached, play hard, and are easy to cheer for.
Is that the metric deciding who gets rev share? Because women's basketball loses way more than any program on campus. It's that way in most ADs.
Why outside of Football ? They fail over and over
okay they make money-but ussually they contribute to the " common good" less than Basketball (mens)
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I can see the argument for baseball receiving more than women’s basketball, but the reason women’s basketball loses more is because women’s basketball is just more expensive to maintain. They need more money to be successful. They lost 2 key players this offseason simply because they couldn’t afford to keep them.
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Yeah I agree that some of the smaller sports may need be cut but as Greg Barnes has said, it doesn’t really make sense to right now because it doesn’t cost a lot relatively to support them.
Why is it more expensive to maintain? 15 players vs 34.
It's more expensive because colleges have chosen for it to be.
Probably so but that’s not something that will change overnight.
Women’s college basketball is currently more popular than college baseball; thus, the NIL market is higher. More NIL/rev share is needed to maintain a successful women’s basketball team currently.
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I don’t think he leaves, there isn’t a guarantee he stays. There’s a risk or he would have already shut it down. Maybe UNC shouldn’t take the baseball program for granted.
But, oddly, not the most profit. The football program brings big revenue, but is wildly expensive to run. Last year MBB showed a greater net profit.
And because of that, the men’s basketball program at UNC receives a greater % of rev share relatively than basketball programs at other schools.
I have no inside info regarding Forbes saying/going, but I wouldn’t be concerned about this.
He’s a Carolina guy through and through. They’ll figure out how to keep him happy.
To be fair, I don’t think a reporter has asked him about it. He’s said plenty of times he hates social media, so I don’t think he pays much attention to what rumors are swirling online.
My wife is a little carolina grad & we live outside Columbia. If it is not bad already enough down here, this would be a gut punch. I have been obsessing and sick on my stomach since reading the news. I want to focus on tomorrow afternoon.
Wrong
Their over and under less than basketball most of the last 20 years
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Oh I see I wasn’t supposed to bad mouth Banghart. She’s been here since 2019 and has absolutely nothing to show for it. I guess she got Hapring though…
i actually disagree with yall and i expect Coach Forbes will probably take the USC job. i expect he’ll probably put his hat down and walk to the other side of the field some time around 4p tomorrow.
To be fair, while she hasn’t had as much success as Forbes, the women’s program was in a terrible state when she took over. Also, women’s basketball is very top heavy. Unless you have a lot of money, it’s hard to compete with the established programs at the top.
Hosting multiple tournament games and making it to 3 Sweet 16s are still great accomplishments when you look at where the program was prior to her taking over + the resources she has.