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Date Posted: Fri, January 26 2024, 21:08:28
Author: Buffalo Super Fan
Subject: Re: Is the men's basketball program terminally ill?
In reply to: Griff 70 's message, "Is the men's basketball program terminally ill?" on Fri, January 19 2024, 16:17:09

I get what you’re saying because I remember that too. I don’t think it’s too late Griffs basketball needs major overhaul and changes beyond just the coach. This isn’t just a money thing that an excuse from a Canisius University administration that doesn’t know how to use the money they have because they refuse to change. The Canisius University logo was very average at best and could have been done better incorporating the City of Buffalo. But Canisius University refuses to change much from what they have been doing for 20 years. I am not impressed with the Canisius University President Stoute at all he is way too vague and slow what he is going to do. KAC needs to add banners like St Bonaventure, Niagara and UB that is a start make the KAC into a real home instead of a coat of White paint it’s like lipstick on a pig. The whole United States can see this and I think Canisius University administration has to realize it’s not 20 years ago where you can hide all of Canisius basketball warts with KAC because few people saw the games. Today with ESPN+ all the games are available and people notice this stuff and say no I am doing KAC. At least pretend your trying Canisius University they don’t even bother to do that anymore which yes is sad but it’s never too late. People have to be fired at Canisius University. I not talking a few that whole Birds nest of mediocrity and do something close to nothing but different than the day before needs to be fired. I would give Canisius University President Stoute so far a grade of F. He gets one more year if he does nothing this offseason coming up he should be shown the door fired. Because Canisius University is at rock bottom and this nonsense of saying little and doing nothing can’t go on much longer before more damage is done. I think it’s 50/50 Canisius University is still open at a university in the 2030’s in my opinion. Go Griffs! Let’s Go Buffalo

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