Syracuse Basketball Enters New Era with Hiring of General Manager

In a move to stay ahead of the curve in the ever-changing landscape of college sports, Syracuse University basketball coach Adrian Autry has made a significant hire, bringing in Alex Kline as the program’s first general manager. This new role marks a shift in the Orange’s approach to recruiting and talent management.

The Orange are looking to stay competitive in the ACC.

Kline, a 2016 Syracuse graduate, brings a wealth of experience to the table, having spent the last eight years as an NBA scout for the New York Knicks. His expertise will be invaluable in navigating the complex world of recruiting, which now includes Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals, the transfer portal, and player retention.

Alex Kline, the new general manager of Syracuse University basketball.

In this new era of college sports, having a dedicated general manager will allow the Orange to stay competitive in the ACC. Kline’s hiring reflects the program’s commitment to adapting to the changing landscape and staying ahead of the curve.

The Orange are looking to make a statement in the ACC this season.

With Kline at the helm, Syracuse basketball is poised to make a statement in the ACC. His experience and expertise will be crucial in attracting top talent and building a winning program.

“The hiring of Alex Kline as our general manager is a significant step forward for our program,” said Coach Autry. “His experience and knowledge of the recruiting landscape will be invaluable in helping us build a winning program.”

Coach Adrian Autry is looking to build a winning program at Syracuse.

As the Orange look to make a statement in the ACC, the hiring of Alex Kline as general manager marks a significant step forward. With his expertise and experience, Syracuse basketball is poised to make a statement in the conference.