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Message: [QUOTE="OrangePA, post: 125867, member: 204"] The answer is the same. It is not easy to compete in either sport with less talented players. Jim Boeheim is in a great place right now. He has many, many talented players - some of the best players to come out of HS over the past few years. Look at Indiana University BB experience since the program was destroyed by Kelvin Sampson. For three years with a great coach Tom Creen, the team has struggled. Not because of coaching, but because of a striking lack of talent. Now, with Cody Zeller, a great freshman center, the Hoosiers are 10-0. In BB, as is evidenced by the IU experience, it is easier to get better faster in BB because one or two players can have immediate, significant impact. In football it obviously requires many impact players to change a program. [/QUOTE]