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RE: OT: Steve Buckhantz might be gone?
(12-05-2019 03:37 PM)Dukester Wrote:  
(12-04-2019 10:35 PM)jmudukes001 Wrote:  I heard Buckhantz doing play by play on TV for Hoyas basketball against UNCG and our next coach Wes Miller.

Would take Wes in a NY second. He just started a 300k 10 year contract. In my opinion he would be worth 500-600k contract at JMU. No necessarily a splash hire, but one hell of a quality hire.

If we go down the x-player route again he is one I would be excited about.

Pretty sure he has family still living in the valley, and would likely entertain it. Not sure if he'd immediately draw the fans back, but seems solid.
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