Right. That is the point. Whether it is freshman or portal players, they are unknowns. This is why you load up on proven returners. If you have a large batch of incoming newbies, you run the risk of chemistry issues. People forget it now, but a few years ago Arkansas under Musselman pulled in the top portal class that was ridiculously loaded and they didn’t make the tournament. Sometimes, you have factions. If you have a team of returnees and about the same amount of new guys in your rotation, there’s a risk that the two “sides” don’t mesh. On the other hand, if you have a group of returning veterans who are helping along 1-2 new rotation players, those new players are much more likely to fall in line. It’s basic psychology—- this is one aspect of why minutes and roster continuity are a massive deal. It’s part of the puzzle as to why there have been ZERO national champions in 41 years of 64-team NCAA tournaments that were made up of less than 40% returnees as starters. And by the way, 95.12% of those champions featured at least three. This is why preseason I was stating we will not win the title while everyone was talking about 41-0. That’s also why Michigan won’t win it either.