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[QUOTE="SJUBall, post: 390639, member: 2630"] Recruiting is all about the coach. With Boeheim probably a few years at most away from retirement, it is going to be a more difficult transition than you think I'mo. While Hopkins MIT be a great recruiter, he doesn't have the gravitas of a 1000 win HOF coach. I don't think a coach on the brink of retirement is going to all of a sudden overturn the success of a younger coach like Cal or any number of young up and coming recruiters. That said, SU's formula has certainly been working. Not sure every program needs to do the same to produce a consistent winner like Boeheim has. [/QUOTE]
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