For Funsies: Conference Reallignment/Creation

WillWeaverRVA

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Bring back former NCAA/NIT champion City College of New York ... folks have forgotten the point shaving after all these decades. Remember, CCNY played in VCU tournament during Noe era, with Floyd "Shaver" Layne coaching the Noo Yawkuhs.
Maybe they should stay in Division III...
 

BaNgMyPrOgRaM

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Get rid of Fordham, Duquesne, LaSalle and St. Louis (too far west). We could have some fun! And bring in relegation. It would work easier than a cross-nation conference.
 

Ramlove81

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Bring back former NCAA/NIT champion City College of New York ... folks have forgotten the point shaving after all these decades. Remember, CCNY played in VCU tournament during Noe era, with Floyd "Shaver" Layne coaching the Noo Yawkuhs.
I was actually there for that one. Didn't know who CCNY was. as I recall, we gave them a pretty good trouncing.
 
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It’s a silly proposal and probably isn’t serious but I’d be fine with having to play Fordham if that many stronger teams were in our conference.
They just hired Wright's assistant from Vilanova so who knows, they may be become relevant in the near future.
 

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They just hired Wright's assistant from Vilanova so who knows, they may be become relevant in the near future.

Statistics/history say otherwise. Tom Pecora went 154-125 at Hofstra, which is basically across the river from Fordham on Long Island. Pecora moved to Fordham and ended up with a 44-106 record before they fired him. You have to go back to Tom Penders, who was at Fordham from 1978-86, to find a coach with a winning record. That's 35 years!
 

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Mike will have to hire a salary cap analyst!
There is no salary cap in the SEC 😎

There is an old joke that when Rick Pitino left Kentucky for the NBA, he said something about taking on a new challenge, to which a few pundits weighed in that working within the constraints of a salary cap would prove to be the toughest one!
 
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