Oh, come now. He was complaining. He's "concerned" remember? That's PC for "I have a complaint."
We have two spots to fill and we'll have a lot of returning minutes. We're not Kentucky where six guys are leaving for the NBA and Collins can promise a lot of run to a frosh. It wouldn't bother me at all if we sign guys in the spring or don't sign anybody at all and pick up two graduate transfers instead and roll those scholies over.
I wouldn't be "concerned" and won't be "concerned" until we have four starters graduating and no viable recruits coming in.
Thanks for the interpretation of my own words. Wanna get married? My wife loves that routine too.
But I find your analysis intriguing.
2017
G: Mac. That's it. Ash - raise your hand if you are confident. Lindsey, see Ash. Oh wait, frosh savior will be the bet. Law - SF or SG or guy that got hurt and doesn't get back to pre injury levels. Who knows? 80 minutes and Mac can't play them all. Maybe Vassar returns as the next MJ...
F: Falzon - does he go up or down. Who knows? Law? You mean the savior at the off guard? How many positions can he play at once. RI - let's hope this unproven Frosh turns into the real deal. What are the statistical odds? Skelly- I can see him starting. That would be Sanjay 2.0 - new and improved, but not winning you any championships.
And then center. Pardon - of Nebraska or otherwise. Better or figured out. Benson - another pin our hopes on the unproven frosh.
So Yesterday, no we are not KY. But what stellar, standout beyond Mac do you have? You have lots of POTENTIALS. And four open spots. I think we need to hit on high ceiling recruits every year if we want to arrive on the national scene. We need another big recruit - ideally a G as we have high potential recruits at F and C and an established solid guy a G.
And if it happens, great. We have a better chance. If not, well, you apologists can start raising your abstract, consolatory arguments yet again. I want to see another landmark recruit..