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State of the Union After 3 Games

Sha asked about message for the fan base: “Already? That question? I’m not sure how you guys want me to answer that question. I think that question is really not a good question right now. It’s three games in and you guys are worried about the fan base. Why would the fan base worry right now?"

Are you even serious now, Sha? Sorry, way down several pegs on the respect-meter from this alum / season ticket holder.
 
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Sha asked about message for the fan base: “Already? That question? I’m not sure how you guys want me to answer that question. I think that question is really not a good question right now. It’s three games in and you guys are worried about the fan base. Why would the fan base worry right now?"

Are you even serious now, Sha? Sorry, way down several pegs on the respect-meter from this alum / season ticket holder.
I agree. There’s a time and place for his brovado of how good a coach he is. Last night was not a time to spew the whole not worried nonsense. Gotta be able to read the room better than ghat
 
Sha asked about message for the fan base: “Already? That question? I’m not sure how you guys want me to answer that question. I think that question is really not a good question right now. It’s three games in and you guys are worried about the fan base. Why would the fan base worry right now?"

Are you even serious now, Sha? Sorry, way down several pegs on the respect-meter from this alum / season ticket holder.
Sha is Teflon Man.

In Sha We Trust.
 
Sha asked about message for the fan base: “Already? That question? I’m not sure how you guys want me to answer that question. I think that question is really not a good question right now. It’s three games in and you guys are worried about the fan base. Why would the fan base worry right now?"

Are you even serious now, Sha? Sorry, way down several pegs on the respect-meter from this alum / season ticket holder.
I don't like this. Love Sha, still support him 100% but he's no different than 95% of the arrogant college football/college basketball coaches.
 
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Do you want to go down to mid major league or be last or next to last in conference every year.I say go down a level so you hsve chance to be competitive in every game.
I hate this, I say the next step down is not the A-10 but the MAAC. Remember, no way we play at The Rock if we are not a Big East school. So we play (in the less than most high school gyms) Walsh?

Seton Hall is really a MAAC school playing up in the Big East and I'd like to see it continue even though almost all sports teams are not good in the Big East. Now how do we do that??
 
I hate this, I say the next step down is not the A-10 but the MAAC. Remember, no way we play at The Rock if we are not a Big East school. So we play (in the less than most high school gyms) Walsh?

Seton Hall is really a MAAC school playing up in the Big East and I'd like to see it continue even though almost all sports teams are not good in the Big East. Now how do we do that??
Absolutely. Anyone advocating stepping down and away from the BE is really not thinking this through. It would be total oblivion. Where are we playing 15-17 home games? At 1200 capacity Walsh Gym. Gotta figure this out.
 
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Seton Hall is really a MAAC school playing up in the Big East
I think you just hit the nail on the head. If the current 'pay-for-play/no sitout year' environment continues there is no way we can stay competitive in the Big East. Our overall institutional giving rate has always been poor. And the only whales we had as donors were Brennan and Kozlowski who each ended up in orange jumpsuits. I salute the guys like Mike Walsh who have busted their asses to raise funds from the general poulation but despite that noble effort it just ain't enough.

Sorry to be a doomsayer but the handwriting is on the wall. Personally, I think a world where we go into the MAAC could be quite satisfying. I realize this is heresy to many, but at some point reality just kicks in.

Meanwhile, despite the first few disasters in the OOC, I still hold on to a shred of faith that Sha can find ways to make this team competitive and maybe even decent. In Sha I still trust, but my confidence has been sorely shaken. A repeat debacle against Wagner would further erode that teetering confidence.
 
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I think you just hit the nail on the head. If the current 'pay-for-play/no sitout year' environment continues there is no way we can stay competitive in the Big East. Our overall institutional giving rate has always been poor. And the only whales we had as donors were Brennan and Kozlowski who each ended up in orange jumpsuits. I salute the guys like Mike Walsh who have busted their asses to raise funds from the general poulation but despite that noble effort it just ain't enough.

Sorry to be a doomsayer but the handwriting is on the wall. Personally, I think a world where we go into the MAAC could be quite satisfying. I realize this is heresy to many, but at some point reality just kicks in.

Meanwhile, despite the first few disasters in the OOC, I still hold on to a shred of faith that Sha can find ways to make this team competitive and maybe even decent. In Sha I still trust, but my confidence has been sorely shaken. A repeat debacle against Wagner would further erode that teetering confidence.
Well, I committed to Charleston just before the season started. But another debacle to Wagner and I would be sorely tempted to pull the plug.
 
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