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Message: [QUOTE="Dave, post: 4546529, member: 1226"] So this flips the paradigm in a way that sounds good, but is it? It’s more of a justification to recruit big names without results on the floor. Would Anthony Davis’s status have been less at another school? …and so on. The game is played to win. Success is measured by putting players together and helping them work efficiently to maximize each other. It is a very tough job with one and dones. That is the playing field he created. So redefining success to match your actual results is not noble. It is a shell game. I doubt Kentucky fans asked for a coach who could “get players drafted”. Dreams!?!? [/QUOTE]