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NUSuperfan
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Date Posted: Friday, January 24, 07:19:05pm
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They paid some of the money for a coach. It certainly was NOT all of it. What is the percentage that they paid ?
Now beyond that, Bona was in the A-10, which , if I'm not mistaken was before Schmidt was hired.
Bona's success goes way back to the late 50s and 1960. Have the fans always "paid" for the coach ? I don't think so. Yes, Bona also had some lean years, which is expected of most D-1 programs over the course of decades, but nothing like Niagara's.
Bona has been to way more NCAA and NIT tournaments than Niagara. Bona, I believe has won 2 NIT championships. Arguably, if Lanier had not been put out of commission by an injury just before the NCAA finals, many people believe that the "Brown Indians" had enough talent to beat UCLA for the 1970 National Championship. Bona was once ranked #2 in the nation, and over the years has been consistently nationally ranked.
This is a school that , as I stated earlier, is smaller than Niagara, located in the wilderness, near no large or mid-sized city; and even more remarkably , near no major or mid-sized airport.
So in my opinion, your excuse doesn't compute !
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