There were many who assumed he would hire someone with previous coaching experience, and some who were surprised when Neptune was plucked off Jay Wright’s Villanova staff in favor of other candidates like Bryant’s Jared Grasso or Saint Peter’s Shaheen Holloway, or some bold-faced dark horse like ex-Manhattan and ex-St. Kull is the freshly minted athletic director who conducted a long and exhaustive search. Now it is up to Eddie Kull and Kyle Neptune to build a ladder - first to stability, then to respectability, and then to whatever may lay beyond. Simply a reminder that Fordham’s grotesque recent basketball history didn’t happen in a vacuum, that is was awful leadership by the likes of McShane and equally overmatched former AD David Roach that helped dig this hole. Now, it should be said here this is neither a reflection on Fordham’s magnificent communications program, which is rich in distinguished graduates, nor on Neptune, who has impeccable basketball credentials. There, in a pre-taped intro, was Fordham’s president since 2003, Father Joseph McShane, who said, it is “my great honor and my pleasure to introduce our new football coach.”Ī few minutes later, before cutting back to host Andrew Bogusch, in one last Wayne-and-Garth-from-the-basement moment, McShane asked the camera, “Was that OK?” If you’d like a Cliffs Notes version of why Fordham basketball is where Fordham basketball has been the past few decades, it was right there Tuesday afternoon, as part of the meet-and-greet for new basketball coach Kyle Neptune on YouTube and Twitter. Yankees almost got scoreboard help in Astros game, but there's always tomorrowĪaron Judge can now join another exclusive Yankees group Mets should do whatever it takes to keep Brandon Nimmoīeat goes on for Yankees vs. 34 Maple Ave, Lacona, NY 13083.Knicks' offensive unselfishness may give fans reason to love them Friday at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski.ĭonations in Kyle’s memory may be made to the Lacona Fire Department. Calling hours will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, January 23 rd at Christ Our Light Parish, 23 Niagara Street, Pulaski with spring burial in Pulaski Cemetery. Surviving are his parents, Mark and Victoria McShane of Lacona and his twin brother, Daniel (Emeline) McShane of North Syracuse, and many aunts, uncles and cousins.įuneral services will be held 10 a.m. He enjoyed boating, the finer art of drifting, a big bon fire, music, dancing, working in the woods, and being with friends and family. His smile, vigor for life and sense of humor had a way of lighting up a room when he entered that turned ordinary events into memorable experiences. He was caring, kindhearted, considerate, thoughtful, genuine, selfless, in tune with his surroundings, and always upbeat. Kyle meant a great deal to all those who knew him. Kyle was an Eagle Scout and served for many years as a firefighter with the Lacona Volunteer Fire Department. Kyle loved his work running heavy equipment, something he had dreamed of doing since he was a small child. He was an A-Foreman and a member of the IBEW Local 1249. He made his career working for Terry Tree Service and Ironwood Heavy Highway LLC in Rochester, NY where he did land clearing and environmental matting for nearly thirteen years. He graduated from Immaculate Heart Central High School in Watertown, NY in 2006 and attended Jefferson Community College. Kyle was born on Main Syracuse, NY to Mark and Victoria McShane.
On Sunday, January 17, 2021, Kyle Jeffrey McShane, loving son, brother, brother-in-law, friend, and mentor, passed away at the age of 32.
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