Wow Woj goes back to college
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SHU should reach out to the Assistant GM who's leaving the Mets. Different sport obviously but worth a call
Adrian Wojnarowski shockingly retiring from ESPN — and walking away from $20 million
Adrian Wojnarowski shockingly retiring from ESPN — and walking away from $20 million
Adrian Wojnarowski dropped a “Woj Bomb” on himself.
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It is a growing trend. Nova has it. Duke has it. We will likely adapt to the model in five years after we watch what others do.!!!!
Lots of rich guys I know have stuff that if I bought it I would need my head handed to me.
There’s a bunch:
Alex Kline (recruit scoop) left the Knicks to be GM at Syracuse.
Lavell Jordan is a GM-type now at DePaul.
So on, and so on.
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People with connections and a love for the school who should be good at raising revenue (donations) and engagement from the fan base. People like Woj and Dana O'Neill obviously have extensive journalism experience and will be adept at communicating the message to fans/alumni. AND, you need someone to handle the NIL negotiations with transfers and current players. This is full-time work and should not be handled by the Head Coach who has enough on his plate.
Getting Dana at Nova and Woj at St Bonaventura is huge. Thankfully we have Fanta who donates a lot of time to our NIL events and Bob Ley who donates his time and money to build the Center for Sports Media. Imagine if someone at that level joined our team.
By the way, Peter King was announced as a Professor at the Center for Sports Media.
Getting Dana at Nova and Woj at St Bonaventura is huge. Thankfully we have Fanta who donates a lot of time to our NIL events and Bob Ley who donates his time and money to build the Center for Sports Media. Imagine if someone at that level joined our team.
By the way, Peter King was announced as a Professor at the Center for Sports Media.
I predict all schools will have a GM dedicated to men's basketball within the next 5 years.
nah it was like a radio guy becoming a GM or coach or something. something real eye turning. maybe just deja vu
I have much respect for a guy who walks away from a 3 year $20 million deal to return to his alma mater.
The position is "'entry-level, behind the scenes, and exempt from overtime." I was wondering where these "GM" positions would fall in the athletic department hierarchy. From what it sounds like it's almost like an assistant coach or director of basketball operations level position that takes some of the pressure off the HC in recruiting and coordinating NIL.
