very well done piece on new AD and hoops program outlook.

https://www.cleveland.com/sports/college/2021/06/kent-ext...

This quote is becoming more and more common:

He meant that 40-of-41 players who finished playing at Kent received their degrees under Senderoff.

I'm not sure what that has do to with anything. It basically says that after 4 or 5 years in the program, a guy graduated.

Or that a senior or a grad student who may have transferred in during Senderoff's tenure got a degree from Kent.

My point was that a guy who has completed his eligibility should graduate. This is a misleading stat. What it doesn't say is how many of the people who entered as freshmen graduated. That's the number that's more important.

Considering the amount of transfers/jucos in and out of programs these days tracking freshmen is kind of bogus as well.

Every coach claims those kind of grad numbers. No big deal. As for pocketing the guarantee $$$, that's smart ... as long as there are still 1-2 other guarantee games that go back to the school.

Kent has had as much success as any MAC school winning $$$ games, so pocketing one big payday vs. the likes of Duke/Kansas then trying to 'upset' a Boston College or Kansas State (while picking up 2 more paychecks) seems like a pretty good setup for all involved.