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  1. No April Fools, this is just awesome news. First since Sam Pellom? LEAGUE THAT MAN!!
    10 points
  2. I know the season hasn't been what we may have wanted, but I give kudos to the Players and Coaches on this one:
    8 points
  3. This graphic has popped up a few places, but good to see Cage share it. We've been one of the best teams in the country for a decade, despite a few wobbly years. It's smart to remind fans and recruits alike.
    8 points
  4. Really nice event with around 100 people in attendance. Will listen back to hear GH's comments, sound was tough in person. Halcovage - seems truly excited to be getting his shot. Not sure how much of that has to do with UB itself, but I don't really care. He's ready to go. Tibbs - friendly guy, has good connections, hitting the road recruiting asap. Said they're looking for culture fits, mature guys, as much as talent. Cage - awesome guy. Warmed up to me when I mentioned Dickinson, said that's who helped kick off his coaching career. Said we'd have a chance except Kansas has a million dollar NIL deal on the table lol. Presutti - very polished, personable. Was excited about my Sabres goathead hat, asked where he can get one. Said his three boys are big Bills fans and are all excited to be here. He might be the first man on the bench. Saunders - bright young guy, seems excited for the chance to make something happen here.
    8 points
  5. We officially have a UB Bull in the NBA folks
    8 points
  6. No, don't you see in order to make great hires you need to find a group of coaches that you've never worked with before. It worked out great with our last regime! Mo found a bunch of coordinators that stuck around just long enough to get the long term AirBNB discount. Leipold stuck by his guys for better or worse and it worked out for him a hell of a lot better. It's not the only way to do business, but just because Lembo worked with somebody a decade ago doesn't make them unqualified. The guy hasn't even coached a game for us (well those of us here that are fans) and already its started.
    7 points
  7. Checks some of the boxes I was looking for. I’m trying to be positive. The last guy was a clown show. At least Lembo has been there and done it before. Seems like a safe choice, but that’s kind of what UB needs at this time. Get the program back on track.
    7 points
  8. You captured how I am coming to feel about it too. Sad. I've been a college football fan for more years than a lot of board members have been alive, but my passion is waning. I find it tough to get invested in young athletes when they are not invested in the team. That is not a condemnation of them. I get the economics and such. But I used to know that when a player committed to OU or UB that they were in for the duration in all likelyhood. Now, even at P5 schools, you can't get invested. Caleb Williams taught me that. I'll keep my UB season tickets, and go to most of the games; catch the odd UB road game; and see a few more games elsewhere. It's okay, but it is surely different. And life (and football) go on...
    7 points
  9. It's hours later and I'm still livid about this one. I tried to remember the last time I left Alumni that angry about a loss. Niagara isn't a very good team, and the Bulls didn't play great in the first half, but they played decent basketball, good enough with a couple three's by Sabol towards the end to leave them with a 10 point lead at the half. Enough to get me out of my seat for once, the closest they've had to a 'run' in some time. They were playing good defense, forcing bad shots and cleaning up rebounds. Like you're supposed to. As one should be afraid, they came out sloppy after the break and Niagara went on a big run, flipping the script. It came down to a couple possessions at the end where UB couldn't hit a shot that they needed. When you look at the stats, yet again, when you're an undersized team you absolutely have to shoot well from outside, and this team can't. They shot horribly from the free throw line, which was also decisive in the end. They played good defense in the first half but they lack basketball sense to deal with things like back-door cuts. Chatman - the guy scores 29 points but I left furious at him. He blows foul shots when they absolutely need them. Takes a charge on a play at the end that could've given them a chance and instead of passing it off, goes right at the guy obviously set up to block him. In the second half, in successive plays, doesn't get a call so while Niagara is dribbling past him, he's focused on complaining to the ref, and in the next possession gets torched on D. They are missing a lot without him but I can't stand watching him a lot of the time. His in-game demeanor is terrible. He acts like he's a big deal, on a team that has zero wins this season against fellow D1 opponents. Sabol - again, he will be decent someday, but he's working through freshman mistakes right now. Zakir - win that tough battle underneath, great - then miss BOTH free throws. Come on. Isaiah - it was great to see him back, and he played like he was a senior leader trying to be assertive. Graham - he has a lot of potential. He just seems rusty. McVeigh - plays tough defense, but at this point is less than useless shooting the ball. I didn't miss Smith, I have nothing bad to say, he just can't match up effectively against bigger, better inside players and I don't think he ever will at this point. I didn't miss Kanye, he's sloppy with the ball. Niagara - they're not good either. Grossed out to see Bumbalough out there against the Bulls again. They made adjustments and got fired up at halftime to flip the script, credit to their coaches. By the way, I don't put too much of this on Alnutt. It's way too early to judge Halcovage, but no one saw this as a total tear-down rebuild. Linguist looked great on paper, so did Halcovage - I would hire both myself based on their resumes. One was a position coach in the NFL who can recruit; the other was an assistant at a Big East team with two recent national titles. Try and tell me you wouldn't hire either of them at this level based on that. You can't know what's to come from there. But I do appreciate the people who say, the buck stops there (at the top). I think he hired people with good resumes but he'll be held by many to their results. I was so fired up at halftime for once. I hoped this team could play with a forward winning mindset, and that melted away in a couple minutes. This was a disgusting loss, especially since I don't know who they're going to beat at all from here. They can't defend consistently inside, they can't shoot from outside, they get torched by anyone playing on a higher thought process. A poster a while ago talked about how this was their worst start since 1992. I was at those games, I was in middle school, and that's not a fair comparison. That team was in its first year in D1, with a roster of D3 players and a D3 coach plus a senior transfer John Blalock who basically was their whole offense. This team is an existing D1 team with D1 players. They don't get the benefit of that comparison. Can you tell how disgusted I am with this? I wanted to march down there afterwards and yell "where is your pride?!!" "The beatings will continue until morale improves." Or like Chief Wiggum with his tie caught in the hot dog roller at the Kwik-E-Mart, "Oh boy, this is going to get worse, before it gets better."
    7 points
  10. I bet Presutti was the lead on landing Graham. He was an AC at Marquette when they offered Graham, a Milwaukee native. Presutti is also tagged in Graham's IG commitment post. Good to see all three ACs busy on the trail and landing guys. EDIT: Also saw fellow Milwaukeean Lamonte Bearden showing him love in the comments.
    7 points
  11. Got this in today. Maybe will start a ub in the pros wall in my basement
    7 points
  12. Just go back to Cohen, say we screwed up, and give him the six year contract that he wanted. This is ridiculous
    7 points
  13. We should take some enjoyment from the few moments when we can this season. It was fun to see them actually go on a positive run for once, and play with a lead. And make a couple key plays at the end.
    6 points
  14. That look... "What do you mean I can't call my third timeout of the first quarter?" "Mo, you're the co-co assistant DC, you don't get any timeouts."
    6 points
  15. The coach is already reaching out to football alumni. He held a zoom session yesterday with alumni from the Dando era right up to the present participating.
    6 points
  16. He is polar opposite of Mo. Humble, zero overconfidence, preaches doing things the right way without flash. Impressed by Day 1 - Let's see what he does now.
    6 points
  17. I heard that he did call his Administrative Assistant and thank her for everything.
    6 points
  18. That's a completely different conversation than relating multimillion dollar athletes to the slave trade, but ok. I did no such thing, no idea what you're talking about. If you're referring to the board as a whole as "you," I'd suggest being a bit more precise with your language. There are a lot of people here, all with their own views. Free tuition is a hell of a head start compared to, you know, regular college students. Student athletes should be educated on and prepared for the fact that they are unlikely to be professional athletes. There's no reason that "the vast majority" of student athletes, disadvantaged or not, should be failing to utilize the opportunity their athletic talents have afforded them in the classroom.
    6 points
  19. They got really good (for the MAC level). Like Icarus, they flew too close to the sun and the wings melted off. The price of winning at this level is turnover, and keeping all that going is not easy. The only in-between is to be good but don't win trophies - Reggie's teams here, or Kowalczyk's in Toledo. This isn't an indictment of anyone, it isn't an "I told you so", it isn't for or against any of these previous coaches - it just is. You get good, and win, and you have to start over, and it isn't a guarantee that it will continue. This applies to every team, UB isn't special/brilliant/stupid. The lesson is: enjoy every minute of those highest points that you can, while you can, because they will be fleeting by their nature. I know I did - I still have the confetti I picked up on several occasions on the floor in Cleveland. I'm hopeful/confident we'll be back again, I'm just not sure when. One can both be shocked and appalled at what this team looks like right now, AND realize that any coach's project gets several years to see if it matures. I can't extrapolate what this program will look like in 3 years yet, but I can say this team currently doesn't look like one that's going to win many, if any, games this season.
    6 points
  20. Visited the Convocation Center and Ohio U's campus in Athens a few weeks ago while driving home from vacation with my family. Thumbs down! Horns up!
    6 points
  21. Coach Hal has a ton of energy, love it. Both looking good in blue
    6 points
  22. Looks like 1 offer was enough! 🤘
    6 points
  23. Well this hire was either made in the heat of the night or is an absolute tragedy.
    6 points
  24. What they are saying about George Halvovage III: "George is one of the best coaches we've ever had at Villanova. He has recruited, developed, and mentored our players with passion. George is a great leader and basketball mind. We'll miss him and Lizzy. The University at Buffalo is getting a creative, committed Head Basketball Coach. " Jay Wright (CBS / Former Villanova MBB Head Coach) "George and I both came to Villanova in 2008 and we have grown up together in this business. As a coach he is an outstanding tactician and superb recruiter whose efforts were instrumental in this program's success. On a personal level, he is a great friend, a brother, who will be an amazing head coach at the University of Buffalo. We are thrilled for George and Lizzy as they begin this new chapter of their lives." Kyle Neptune (Head Coach Villanova Men's Basketball) "Coach G is a great leader and basketball mind. He is more than prepared to lead UB Basketball and represent New York! At Villanova he had constant dialogue with his players and was always focused on doing what it took to help me become the best player I could possibly be every single day. I have great confidence that he will thrive as the Head Coach at UB!" Jalen Brunson (New York Knicks / Villanova MBB Alum) "I have had the opportunity to watch Coach George Halcovage the past 10 years and I have no doubt he will do an incredible job at The University at Buffalo. George had a hand in every aspect of the Villanova Basketball program as an assistant coach to Jay Wright. He is a tremendous floor coach and tactician with a network of contacts that will help UB build an elite program in the MAC. George possesses the ability to communicate and connect with players while understanding that the role of a head coach is not only to win games but help build a bridge for players to cross after graduation. I look forward to following his and UB's success." Seth Greenberg (ESPN / Former Head Coach Virginia Tech) Source
    6 points
  25. If I was UB I'd be asking for a refund
    6 points
  26. I love the idea of a trophy with UMASS. We're such similar schools and we desparately need something to build student interest and elevate school pride. A rivalry can't hurt and let's face it, despite winning a ton of games in this conference not one MAC school considers us a rival.
    5 points
  27. I don’t “need” WiFi to enjoy a game but I like having it so I can check scores or stats during the game. I don’t “need” concession stands to take credit cards, but I will make fun of local rivals for not accepting them. UB doesn’t “need” a mascot, scoreboard, in-arena announcer for games. We’re all there to watch basketball, right? But all of those things add up to the gameday experience. And when the team is good, it matters less. CJ making threes from West Seneca and Nick Perkins making Akron bigs his bitch you could excuse some lack of amenities. But right now the men’s team sucks so less people are coming and the people that do come are going to want the gameday experience to not suck. I admit, I really don’t care for a lot of the “extra” stuff but I also am in the minority (just give me WiFi and credit cards). Families are going to want entertainment between airballed three pointers. I don’t think there’s many people saying “I’m going to the UB game because there’s beer” but if there’s no beer, no fire shooting stage props, no blue bull running around, obnoxious DJs, AND bad basketball, there’s going to be less people around. Which those of us in Buffalo see. This is my whole argument for the track being removed at UB Stadium, except I think being in a different zip code in the stands might influence a bit more than adult beverages. I’ve returned to some college football stadiums specifically for non-football related reasons. UMass I made a priority to go back because of their world class marching band. I took a day off to drive to Virginia Tech because it is an absolute circus during Enter Sandman. I stayed an extra day in West Virginia after the UB basketball win to sing Country Roads after a football win. Last year I went to Penn State on a day’s notice because I found cheap tickets, heard the Ohio State band was visiting, and wanted to go to the creamery for “lunch.” The gameday experience absolutely matters. ETA: The long line of people outside the PSU creamery with large coolers after the game didn’t go to the game to load up on ice cream, but people that might be more marginally attached to the program have more of an incentive to drive from Pittsburgh to State College if they can watch their football team AND fill up their freezer for a year.
    5 points
  28. I heard some of the podcast. All i can say is that Pete Lembo sure has a lot of connections around college football and stories. The guy seems like he's super organized and has a plan for the program and structure. Hopefully it all adds up to a watchable product on the field and wins.
    5 points
  29. Always sorry to see a UB fan get disenfranchised. I've seen bad years, dreadful years and even some good years. But I think I'll hang around...
    5 points
  30. Three years? More like after the 2024 season opener.
    5 points
  31. This is pretty standard. It is hard to go into a recruits home and not have the contract guarantee that you will be there the whole time they are. As for the hire, I don't need coach speak today, Mo did enough of that to get me through the next 5 years. I just want a football guy, who doesn't care about the distractions. I will be interested to see what kind of staff he builds around him.
    5 points
  32. Without him UB athletics would still be at the bottom on the MAC with regard to their infrastructure. It's pretty sad that someone could have anything negative to say regarding his positive impact on UB. There's no one more worthy of a spot in the HoF than him.
    5 points
  33. The Lamonte Bearden Memorial Game.
    5 points
  34. I don’t really care. It’s a new team, they’ll probably lose, but they’ll grow. And I’ll show up to support my team no matter what. Gotta bullieve and enjoy the ride
    5 points
  35. I replied to you on Twitter but here's a more comprehensive view of my take of his performance: Accomplishments: Kept Felisha Legette-Jack in Buffalo for 3 more years. It was reported by credible sources, but never 100% confirmed, that in 2019 Penn State offered Jack. Alnutt got the support to get her one, two, three contract extensions and one final offer after the 2022 season that she was never going to accept. There's no doubt in my mind that if the Syracuse job did not open up, she would still be here. Oversaw upgrades to S-A facilities. He did not get a lot of the work done on fundraising it, but the field house was started and completed under his watch. The football team is upgrading their training facilities from a garage, and the Nan Harvey Natatorium can finally be renamed back to Nan Harvey Field and is capable of holding softball competitions instead of deep sea fishing competitions. The UB football locker room is at the P5 level now after not being renovated in a long time. Made a good Olympic hire, and made a commitment to another good Olympic hire. Scott Smith (Alnutt hire) has done an an amazing job with UB volleyball, a team that was a perennial doormat. This year UB volleyball (co-)won the MAC East for the first time ever and was the #2 seed in the MAC volleyball tournament. UB beat Big East DePaul and SEC Mizzou in straight sets, both of which finished their season .500 or better in conference. Alnutt also got longtime UB soccer coach Shawn Burke on a multi-year contract shortly before UB got their first ever team win over an Ohio State program. I'm personally not a fan of multi-year contracts for coaches (specifically football and basketball) but if there's no chance of him getting fired in that timeframe (there is not) he earned it. Got the UB Athletics Hall of Fame Back into annual inductions. I'm not exactly sure what happened here, but late in the Danny White years the annual inductions into the UB Hall of Fame ended. I don't know if Alnutt specifically started it back up, but under his watch it is back, which is good to see. Tiny, minor, upgrades to the fan experience. Things like beer sales, a food truck in UB stadium, and better football concession stand food this year are a good start. Concession stands are also cashless (in contract to other Big 4 programs) which makes things go faster. The Coca Cola fan zone this year was nice for the few people that were there, and I liked that it had a big screen showing other college football games. There's a lot of UB fans that are UB (the school) fans and don't follow other college football. I'd like to see some more college football fans at UB games that are rooting for UB. Hard to do in the northeast outside of Pennsylvania though. Not really much of an accomplishment, but one thing that I did like about him is he seemed to be one of the most visible ADs in recent times. He is at a lot of UB athletic events. One year he was out selling 50/50 tickets before a football game because it was during a break and there was no team to sell them. During the MAC tournament in 2018-19 he was out with a very non-donor UB crowd. The anti-Danny White. Shortcomings: I could beat to death the Whitesell hire but you all can do that better than me. But my problem with the coaching search was that in both instances the coaching search was being done through agents and on Twitter. Whichever search firm we used sucks. Candidates that didn't get offers said in public that they were declining it. When Leipold left we had this. Regardless of if the searches were a mess or not it looked messy to outsiders. During the Danny White years, all of the searches and hiring processes would have been quiet if not for an enthusiastic niece. Bobby Hurley was leaked as the hire an hour before he was introduced as the new head coach. I really can't complain about the Linguist hire because I was a huge fan of it when it happened. But the nonstop rotation of coordinators is concerning. Lack of upgrades to the fan experience. I listed above the small upgrades. These move the needle a tiny bit, but there's still large capital improvements that need to happen. Alumni Arena needs air conditioning. Our scoreboard is an abomination, which over two years ago was "first and foremost." What happened since then? We still have a track stadium that has a football field, and next year UB is set to be the only FBS football team that plays in a track stadium. Even worse than football in a track stadium (on a field with soccer markings) is soccer on a football field (with football markings) in a track stadium. Shawn Burke deserves a ton of credit for getting some of the top soccer talent in WNY despite the stadium situation. Which brings me to... No facilities master plan. In the Athletic article I linked Alnutt said “We have a master plan that’s been put together and we’re going to go public with in the near future” and so far the "near future" is more than 26 months. The most recent master plan is almost 10 years old and includes facilities for varsity programs that do not exist anymore. Since that Athletic article was posted the Bills secured a new stadium location and got $850 million of taxpayer money. And New York taxpayers paid for about half ($20 million) of the Syracuse Dome renovations. It seems like everything is the Wal-Mart/downgraded version of what it was during Danny White. Nothing in particular that's huge, but a lot of small stuff. The UB Hall of Fame, though it has been revived, went without inductees for a few years under Alnutt. Gameday: Things like not being allowed to bring outside food into Alumni Arena, that seemed to never be a rule or enforced previously. I complained previously on here about being told that I had to sit in my men's basketball seats for a women's side of a doubleheader. Advertisements. Awesome, we're running TV ads during football games to get people to UB Stadium! Not so fast my friend, the ad that is being run as recently as Thanksgiving day was for the CMU game almost 2 months ago. The football season is over. I thought this was just a network screwing up but I've seen the ad on multiple networks multiple times. As I am typing this now, watching the Ohio State-Michigan game, the same ad aired AGAIN (now twice in the same commercial break)! What the hell. This year during the first couple football games we tried something new and innovative by having a shout from both sides of the stadium (think WE ARE! PENN STATE! or LET'S GO! MOUNTAINEERS!) but it's clear that both whoever planned that and the PA announcer had never experienced something like that. The PA announcer said all three sides of it multiple times-so nobody knew if you were supposed to say what he was saying or say it afterwards. And "Go Blue, Go White, Go Bulls!" is much harder to execute than "Let's Go! Buffalo!" It's small, but another example is the cheap crap they gave away to STH last year as a concession for having only 5 games. One of them was a license plate cover. A year later it's pretty faded. I'm sure there's a ton more. The merchandise situation has not improved. I really want a UB football jersey that is more recent than the one I have signed by TG. I refuse to buy the cheap AliExpress crap that is being sold because I can get one from AliExpress for half the price. If you don't want to deal with NIL find out some way to sell Mack jerseys. Or for basketball I think a lot of people would buy a good quality 5, 33 or (WBB) 24 jersey. The retro bull shirt was great but the roll out took too long to get it online. I shouldn't have to be buying shirts and shipping them to UBFan members, though I gladly did. I think there was a lack of due diligence done on the Becky Burke hire. I'm speculating a bit here but it's an absolutely terrible look when your new coach only has one returner from the previous coach, seemingly on purpose (another cryptic tweet from a WBB mom the day her daughter went into the portal). Then one player quits during the season citing mental health in a now-deleted instagram post. And all of your coaches leave, one not loving basketball and wasn't happy. And most of your roster leaves after that first season (toxic environment?). This seems to be similar to what happened at USC Upstate too. Not a lot of that roster stuck around. It also says quite a bit that only one (1) player followed Burke here. The new Bills stadium is going to price out a ton of western NYers from live football. I've always touted UB as the family and budget friendly alternative to the Bills and Sabres. UB will never replace the Bills, but you will have Bills season ticket holders that will move to attending a few games a year. Bills fans that might attend 3 or 4 games a year might drop to 1 or 2. Ticket prices are already up. There has to be a way to get people that are now watching the Bills from their couches on Sunday into UB Stadium on Saturday to watch live football. But you can't do that with a track stadium and a scoreboard that is worse than the one in RWS over 20 years ago. Time is of the essence and I really don't have a ton of confidence in Alnutt to not fumble the opportunity out of the endzone for a touchback. It really sucks listing all this stuff out, but right now there's people that care. And that's much better than not having people that care.
    5 points
  36. Welcome to the board. JK obviously. I just ignore at this point. Even in our glory years, just recently, people complained every game. Im very excited about GHIII and watching him grow with the program. Whitsell was a status quo type hire and probably sufficient for MAC competitiveness. No bad things to say about him. He was him. And the bad optics of the early hiring process, Ive forgotten about those almost immediately mostly because the GHIII hire had a lot of things that looked good on paper. Couldn't argue with any of it. People are always going to bitch about coaching, losing to a "kenpom made up ranking bs team", the early season student section. They can enjoy doing that... But all I came out of the FDU game with was hope and excitement to see what they look like next game. If anything they looked better than I expected.
    5 points
  37. My thoughts on tonight's men's game: FDU is way, way better than #309 No UB band/dance team for the home opener under a new coaching staff is ridiculous UB played MILES better in this game than the Daemen game This game was extremely entertaining, win or lose The 3 top returners from last year's team (Adams, Jo, Sy) were very good tonight The crowd actually was decent, but light on students, especially for an opener If every game is like as fun to watch as this one, I'll enjoy watching them all, even if the team takes L's Nice comeback win by the women. They are lean, much like the men with their depth. They look a lot like last year's team, 2 strong players, very light bench. Winning game #1 is always a plus. Canisius is no powerhouse though. Lots of work to do, but a win is a win.
    5 points
  38. An exhibition game in which we had to fight back to win…I’ll take that any day of the week over a 50 point showboat fest. This builds character. Let’s keep it in perspective…it was an exhibition and the first game for the coaching staff and most of this roster. Rome wasn’t built in a day. Summer is over, now the real work begins.
    5 points
  39. Got there late from my grandson’s hockey game. But, I really liked the energy from the team and coaches. Didn’t feel like same old same old. Also, we grinded it out at the end, where I feel like the last few years we always wilted in pressure situations. Rebounding defensively was bad. Fulcher was much quicker and more athletic than I expected. Think he’ll be a solid PG. Adams and Chatman taking over in late 2nd half gives me some good feelings. Really liked Boldin, but seemed like a newborn fawn trying to stand up for the first time. Felt like he was all gas. End of the day, I feel like we’ll compete this year. To me, this is a different team in a good way.
    5 points
  40. His contract was officially converted to a two way NBA contract https://x.com/MikeAScotto/status/1716534508298682778?s=20
    5 points
  41. So have I. If GH3 offers me a scholarship I’m taking it!
    5 points
  42. It’s unbecoming. Is she bashing the basketball program? Is she bashing UB as an academic institution? Rhetorical questions. But the tweet is vague enough, especially since it’s graduation season. It’s funny we all want buzz and news from the men’s program but I’d like to go a week without any news from the women’s side.
    5 points
  43. Segu off to a great start in his pro career.
    5 points
  44. Mballa Part Deux? Can anybody help with paperwork?
    5 points
  45. No but yes... The reason that's not an issue... Coaches know UB has been successful. They know Hurley and Oats used it as a stepping stone and had success. The MAC is a solid conference which allows for recruiting. So it's a middle of the road conference and program--like a VCU--which can build a reputation as being a strong program and a spring board for coaches wanting to make the jump to lucrative P6 contracts. Much easier to be hired from a mid-tier conference/program than a bottom tier. When they see that Whitesell was fired when he was successful (by MAC standards) at least on paper, that signals to prospective coaches that UB is serious about wanting to win and really makes the program an exciting prospect for ambitious coaches. They want to be at a program where the program wants to win and tries to make it happen. As a result, Whitesell being fired is not an issue. However, when these coaches meet with the Admin and talk about the vision and what they need to succeed they realize that UB is not infact serious about winning and not going to give them what they need to be successful. As a result, they are left thinking... this is going to be a hard job and not only that but UB has high expectations. They just fired a coach that was doing a pretty decent job. If they aren't going to commit to giving me what I think I need to be successful then this could really stunt my career progression.
    5 points
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