Niastri
Two Time Iggy Award Winner: Edwards for Three!
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While this is probably true, it is no longer a feasible way to manage a college basketball team because you have to have a specific role (including projected starters and minutes) already determined for any and every guy you bring in or he will either never come or will leave immediately.
Every single coach in the P5 will have the one and done problem, whether they transfer or try for the pros.
Every year is going to be rebuilding 5-10 roster spots with only deep projects, returning starters not good enough to go pro, and absolute homers who don't care if they have to wait sticking around. Everybody else is off to greener pastures.
Then you take 3 freshman and 3 transfers to fill the roster, and every one of them is a crap shoot as to whether he can perform or not.
The only way to build a roster under these crap shoot conditions is to over engineer and recruit too many guys and let them figure it out. The players who win those competitions will play and the others will leave, one way or another.
Rinse and repeat, year after year.
The good thing is JB can win with sub 100 talent one way or another. He's going to thrive in this new environment. There are a lot of coaches who won't, and some (Roy Williams and maybe Coach K) will retire rather than figure it out.
