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SBU Men's Basketball / Re: Around the CAA / Country
« on: March 20, 2024, 12:59:36 pm »
Pitino mentioned making NIL deals 2-3 year commitments and I think that's what ends up saving this mess.
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https://x.com/newyorkhoopsins/status/1769464221320753153?s=46&t=ut9CrGyfRAKsKxkxEQCqog
2024 6’7 Nick Woodard has committed to Stony Brook.
So we have Nick Woodard commitment and we have a strong offer to Collin OConnor
Juco transfer and a freshman. Leads me to believe some guys will be leaving because Geno doesn’t have time to do a rebuild season. It’s go time, and I fully expect us to bring in some seniors/grad seniors to compete
I don't know where Geno got that figure that we're 13th in the CAA in budget. Official reported numbers to the Department of Education for 2022 are below
CAA 2022 Men's basketball expenditures
School Total Expenditures
College of Charleston $3,714,314.00
Northeastern University $3,384,972.00
Hofstra University $3,311,186.00
Drexel University $2,937,611.00
University of Delaware $2,936,910.00
Stony Brook University $2,918,820.00
Monmouth University $2,785,235.00
Towson University $2,433,283.00
William & Mary $2,402,895.00
Elon University $2,376,314.00
University of North Carolina Wilmington $2,303,502.00
Campbell University $1,949,426.00
North Carolina A & T State University $1,425,053.00
Hampton University $1,147,789.00
I generally like Geno, think he's a great interview, and even defended his extension at the time, but I thought those comments were whiny (an untrue). Yes the College Charleston has a huge advantage in budget and NIL, but that was also essentially Stony Brook when they were in the AE.