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Message: [QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 2837604, member: 716"] I'm not tired of that per se. For years it's been a cool point of pride, I think, to have an all-alumni staff. But if the program is stagnant, no one's interested in offense, and the staff is a bunch of company men who are perpetuating that, then I agree there's a problem. On that note, is there a problem with the coaching staff since Hopkins left? When Boeheim used to get after an individual player or spend a timeout berating a ref, Hopkins used to huddle up and coach. Lately I've noticed that the three assistants are just sort of standing around, sometimes two of them having a side conversation, when that happens during a timeout. What the team does in a huddle is, I think, a little overrated, but this seems unproductive and a strange break from past practice. What gives? [/QUOTE]