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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 5663423, member: 40"]
I don't think this is 100% true. There are lots of successful programs at all level, that are coached well, where the players execute properly, that run effective systems on both sides of the ball, without being in the top 20 for nil proceeds.

Besides, I don't think us trying to trend towards the top of a college hoops arms race is going to work out well for a small school with a relatively small alumni base. Is nil important? Absolutely. And we need to have enough resources to at least be competitive. But our most likely path to success is going to be to have good systems and recruiting good system fits first, supplemented by NIL spending.

Not just to go full-on for reagency and try to buy a team, offset horrendous coaching, like what we did last off season (to no avail, I might add,).

It's time to stop managing around the dysfunction, bring in a decent coach, and see what happens when players are taught the game and coached properly.
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