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Am I mistaken or have I seen Tunney Murchie sitting mat-side at home wrestling matches?

Alnutt & Co. have to go.

That's what I was wondering. Seems like a move you would make if you had somebody lined up. Or maybe it was something petty like Stutzman wanting more support and Alnutt got sick of hearing it.

Probably not going to find anybody more passionate to lead UB wrestling than Stutzman, especially with him being an alum. Headscratcher for me.

https://www.sportico.com/leagues/college-sports/2024/james-madison-student-fees-athletics-million-1234771980/ Interesting list. Miami OH made the top 10. JMU is leading the pack - by a lot.

Just read that Monmouth had a school-record 12 game road winning streak. Not really a team you want to host. Hope we didn't pay for it.

NIL is just another way for the rich to get richer. A strong NIL program just shows that there was probably already strong financial backing from donors - now they're just funneling their money into players rather than programs. As far as parity goes, it's a flawed system at this point.

I'm optimistic that UB will get an invitation to one of the tournaments.

Your definition of "rip some ass" must be different than mine!

Keep in mind that the Athletics portion "Supports 20 competitive sports teams, open and structured recreation (payroll and infrastructure), intramurals and sports clubs." So even the $9.58 million isn't an accurate picture of the money that goes toward D1 athletics.

From JMU Wikipedia: "In 2020, the annual athletic fee for each student was $2,340, which finances three-quarters of Athletic Department revenues." I'm not sure how this fee compares to UB, but I'd guess that UB students don't pay nearly that much toward athletics.

What's your point?

Ok, so from 2014-2016 he oversaw 17 programs and 400 student athletes at Elon.

"Horton was the director of strength and conditioning at Elon from 2017-19. He oversaw the training program for 17 sports consisting of over 400 student-athletes."

Is this to prove that Lenzi is a "propaganda arm of UB" ?

True, and UB was one of the few (or maybe the only) head coaching vacancies in FBS at the time.

Lembo needs to bring in someone who can recruit as well as Mo could.

He says things that student athletes want to hear, not necessarily the fans. That's why he's a good recruiter. He speaks in soundbites and hyperbole - stuff you can capture in a Tik Tok. I think he will do well recruiting for Alabama.

What about Joe Harasymiak out of Rutgers? Young, but has some head coaching experience in the northeast at Maine.

Not sure if I saw it anywhere on here but 247 is reporting: Buffalo In: Dave Patenaude, offensive coordinator (Virginia, analyst) Edit: late to the party - just saw it was posted in the thread about Maurice Linguist.

I'm optimistic that we'll get another couple of MAC wins, but too bad there's not an NCAA draft - I'd be rooting for a tank-job.

Ouch

https://www.si.com/nfl/raiders/news/las-vegas-raiders-malcolm-koonce-antonio-pierce-kansas-city-chiefs

On the 247 site, what is "Average" a reflection of? Whatever it is, UB is 3rd in that category, behind Toledo and Ohio.

Might want to re-phrase this. They are D1 athletes in major conferences, so to say that none of the NIL is for their athletic ability is false. They wouldn't be in the position they're in now if not for their athletic ability.