Did anybody announce that... yet?
I’m still perusing the comments.
Some of em are dang Shakespearean.
Neighbor just called and confirmed.
Let’s Go Red.
Let’s Go Orange.
Thanks for the memories Jimmy.
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Buddy B. Draining-em Boeheim
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I’m still perusing the comments.
Some of em are dang Shakespearean.
Neighbor just called and confirmed.
Let’s Go Red.
Let’s Go Orange.
Thanks for the memories Jimmy.
Campgottagopee
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Warp daddy
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Great ! Now give AA space JB and stay the eff away
From SU’s News Staff.
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AA has paid his dues !
He is ready and will make the necessary changes
He is ready and will make the necessary changes
Campgottagopee
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So many thoughts.....
Coach B was the only SU hoops coach in my lifetime. He dedicated his life not only to SU hoops and his players but also the city of Syracuse. He's definitely made the program at SU a standout program, one that is recognized as a college powerhouse nation wide.
I was at the Dome when Earl The Pearl Washington made the half court shot to beat Patrick Ewing and G-town. I'll never forget the sound that Dome made when his shot went in.
One of Coach's biggest strengths was that he got every ounce of talent out of his players. Think of Craig Forth. Coach let Craig know of his expectations and helped him get there. Craig ended up being a dominant bigman for Cuse hoops. He knew his role and played it well.
Think of the walk on (as Coach was) in Lawrence Moten. Lawrence ended up being, and still is, SUs leading all time scorer.
I'll miss Coach B.
Coach B was the only SU hoops coach in my lifetime. He dedicated his life not only to SU hoops and his players but also the city of Syracuse. He's definitely made the program at SU a standout program, one that is recognized as a college powerhouse nation wide.
I was at the Dome when Earl The Pearl Washington made the half court shot to beat Patrick Ewing and G-town. I'll never forget the sound that Dome made when his shot went in.
One of Coach's biggest strengths was that he got every ounce of talent out of his players. Think of Craig Forth. Coach let Craig know of his expectations and helped him get there. Craig ended up being a dominant bigman for Cuse hoops. He knew his role and played it well.
Think of the walk on (as Coach was) in Lawrence Moten. Lawrence ended up being, and still is, SUs leading all time scorer.
I'll miss Coach B.
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He was always that small town kid from Lyons.What you see is what you got.
JB was good friends with one of our Development Officer .My buddy played Baseball for SU back in the day and he and JB were tight .
Later my friend ran The Orange Pack the fund raising wing for SU athletics before he moved on to U of R, Which at the time was I think a Top 5 school in endowment .
So Lots of JB stories,but in the end he remained true to his roots and is an Iconic coach
My BIL told me yesterday that JB came in the top 10 in The Herald golf tournament back when he was a stick.
Did you know Jim Boeheim played golf at Syracuse for 2 years? ‘He was a legitimate 3-handicap’
Most people know that Jim Boeheim coached the SU golf team, but as an undergrad he earned two varsity letters with the team.
www.syracuse.com
Hope he has fun in retirement.
Campgottagopee
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The Pro there is a buddy of mine
He's brother to our very own Pro2860, when he was around.
7th heaven, the downhill par 3, would make a good short ski run. Gotta hope the pond's locked up though.
Golf Course Tour | Wayne Hill Country Club
www.waynehillscc.com
