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[QUOTE="tbonezone, post: 1989401, member: 1028"]
here's my thoughts and a brief analogy of the merits/problems of the 5th yr transfer :
 recruiting today is much trickier than it was even a short decade ago. the age of one and done is upon us and even players who would be best served staying in college now regularly fly the coop for the promise of untold riches. (segue music)
so what's a coach to do ? well we all aren't kentucky (who has become more of a nba weigh station than a college program). you have to have a plan B.
now while malachi's early exit (or chris or ennis or grant) wasn't fully anticipated it still has to be weighed as a definite possibility .and if not the draft it might just as easily have been a torn achilles or ACL like mccullough. come spring all the best recruits are gone. and you're left stranded roadside.
 so you stick out your thumb and hope someone comes along to get you to the next exit. so let's say A-trey and gillon pull over and offer you a lift. in exchange for that short ride you offer up a little gas money and a bit of exposure. Now are you really in a position to B1tch about their driving ?
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