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Date Posted: 05/24/15 6:36:05pm Sun
Author: William James
Subject: Re: Maryland - Denver
In reply to: Jesus Shuttleworth 's message, "Re: Maryland - Denver" on 05/24/15 1:00:26pm Sun

>Better get fully funded (which won't happen) or it's
>just a pipe.

Need a sugar daddy (or momma).

Seems like if one offered to fully endow the Men's program (with equal money going to women's sports), Colgate would have to take it. Without it being *fully* endowed (see below), a risk would be run that the overall funding would stay the same and the institution would just take current spending on Men's Lax and put it elsewhere.

Note: After full scholarships, the coaches will argue they need more recruiting money, more travel money, higher salaries, etc. So, back of the envelope:

$181,000 operating

12.6 scholarships * $65k = $819,000

Full compliment of coaches, properly paid: $500,000
(may be a different staff....)

$1,500,000 for Men's lax (a year). x 2 for Title IX: $3M a year.

Most schools use a x20 multiplier for endowment calculation (that is, they draw 5% off): 20 x $3M = $60 Million Dollar Gift.

Would Murray and Vicky even take this gift if offered, or would it be a political nightmare?

I really believe Colgate could have a final four team within five years if properly funded and supported.....

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Maryland - Denver -- gate, 05/25/15 10:05:08am Mon

Connor Cannizzaro, from Cazenovia, chose Maryland and then transferred to Denver. Why wouldn't he or others from the area want to play locally? There is an attraction toward storied programs with rich, winning traditions in competitive leagues. Not sure the Patriot League will ever measure up to the ACC, the Big East, the Big Ten or even the Ivy League, but scholarships will only help.

IMO success in many phases of athletics correlates to size. Many of these schools have made the NCAA tournament on a regular basis. Some enrollment statistics (undergraduate):

Maryland - 27,000
Duke - 6600
Syracuse - 14,500
Notre Dame - 8500
Denver - 5500
Johns Hopkins - 6250
Loyola - 4004
UNC - 29,000
UVA - 16087
UMass - 22,134
Ohio State - 44,270
Yale - 5430
Brown - 6455
Cornell - 14393
COLGATE - 2860


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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Maryland - Denver -- laxman, 05/25/15 10:21:23am Mon

>Connor Cannizzaro, from Cazenovia, chose Maryland and
>then transferred to Denver. Why wouldn't he or others
>from the area want to play locally? There is an
>attraction toward storied programs with rich, winning
>traditions.....

Why didn't he choose 'Cuse. There's a storied program. Could he have chosen 'Gate over 'Cuse? Was he recruited heavily by either school? Either way, it's a big loss for local LAX.


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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Maryland - Denver -- Gate Raider, 05/25/15 4:57:55pm Mon

I see no reason why Colgate should not be able to compete with the ivy league and we do in football.


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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Maryland - Denver -- Gater, 05/25/15 7:23:47pm Mon

>I see no reason why Colgate should not be able to
>compete with the ivy league and we do in football.

Big difference between competing with the Ivy League and competing nationally. Cornell is falling back with the coaching change and Yale is the only other program worth mentioning currently.

Please don't compare this sport to football, who cares if we compete with them in football? Even if they were eligible for NCAA's no schools would compete anyways., but I have learned quickly that football is the end all be all, regardless if it is successful.


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