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[QUOTE="sufan59, post: 5756638, member: 8789"]
Tim contradicts himself by the end of this statement. They could be going all in, but also having standards of the type of player they are looking for and at times can be losing out to another program that has a better and more established business case for that player at this time. He talks about a "superstar", superstars aren't around in College Basketball every season. Even this past season, the only player that could remotely be arguable as a superstar was Cam Boozer. Superstar in College Basketball should be reserved for the Carmelo Anthony's and Anthony Davis's of the world. You don't need a superstar to hit big shots in clutch time and win in College Basketball. They are going all in on making sure they are getting this right and establishing an identity for this program. Like I'm not naive and saying everything is going to be great (we will see), but atleast research more and see that there is not a ton of supply of players that a program wants as fits that are on the same level and that programs that have shown the ability to develop and maximize talent of there players at the power conference level have somewhat of an advantage in recruiting in getting the best and furthest along of the fits.
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