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Bobcat Love's Sense of Shame
11/17/2025 6:46 PM
SBH wrote:expand_more
Sieh Bangura. Also a mercenary.
Yep. Nothing wrong with it, but there's a risk involved. With time, college sports programs will realize that NBA/NFL Championship teams are very rarely built solely through free agency, and continuity matters a lot.
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colobobcat66
11/17/2025 9:10 PM
Bobcat Love's Sense of Shame wrote:expand_more
Sieh Bangura. Also a mercenary.
Yep. Nothing wrong with it, but there's a risk involved. With time, college sports programs will realize that NBA/NFL Championship teams are very rarely built solely through free agency, and continuity matters a lot.
But Bangura is a good kind of mercenary, he returned to his former team instead of trying somewhere else. He’s returning to where he liked the first go-around.
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bobcatsquared
11/17/2025 9:10 PM
Bobcat Love's Sense of Shame wrote:expand_more
With time, college sports programs will realize that NBA/NFL Championship teams are very rarely built solely through free agency, and continuity matters a lot.
I have to believe coaches have always realized that but it is now out of their control. The days of successful teams relying on players in their third, fourth or fifth years in the program are in the past. The Kent State, Ball St., EMU, and more recently UB basketball teams making deep runs in the NCAA tournament come to mind. I, for one, do not consider this a good trend.
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SBH
11/18/2025 6:44 AM
colobobcat66 wrote:expand_more
Sieh Bangura. Also a mercenary.
Yep. Nothing wrong with it, but there's a risk involved. With time, college sports programs will realize that NBA/NFL Championship teams are very rarely built solely through free agency, and continuity matters a lot.
But Bangura is a good kind of mercenary, he returned to his former team instead of trying somewhere else. He’s returning to where he liked the first go-around.
The truth is a little less pleasant. Bangura was quoted as saying that several of his academic credits from Ohio were not accepted at MN. In order to graduate - a promise he had made to his mom - he had to return to Ohio to take advantage of those credits.
Last Edited: 11/18/2025 6:45:50 AM by SBH
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Andrew Ruck
11/18/2025 8:15 AM
TWT wrote:expand_more
If losing Finn over a postgame dispute leads to 5-7 final record Martin could develop a repuation of not being a players coach quickly and slide with his recruiting. His job is 100% safe right now as he's under contract until 2029 and over 1 million dollars.
They won't lose to Ball State (who would do such a thing?) and will head to another bowl. Martin will be fine.
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TWT
11/18/2025 8:40 AM
Andrew Ruck wrote:expand_more
If losing Finn over a postgame dispute leads to 5-7 final record Martin could develop a repuation of not being a players coach quickly and slide with his recruiting. His job is 100% safe right now as he's under contract until 2029 and over 1 million dollars.
They won't lose to Ball State (who would do such a thing?) and will head to another bowl. Martin will be fine.
That game is a toss up without Finn playing.
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Andrew Ruck
11/18/2025 8:54 AM
TWT wrote:expand_more
If losing Finn over a postgame dispute leads to 5-7 final record Martin could develop a repuation of not being a players coach quickly and slide with his recruiting. His job is 100% safe right now as he's under contract until 2029 and over 1 million dollars.
They won't lose to Ball State (who would do such a thing?) and will head to another bowl. Martin will be fine.
That game is a toss up without Finn playing.
I am not a gambler, and placing money on Miami would pain me, but I will take some action on Miami over Ball State.
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