since im sure that you dont know the non-nba defection rate of all ncaa coaches, im just asking if you know the defection rate of just ONE other ncaa coach.
Don't misunderstand; I don't blame him for leaving. Its doubtful that his draft stock was going to get any better. Purple and gold sunglasses on for a second, I think he could have improved his game with another year of college, and sure would have helped us. And oh yeah, I forgot about Ben Voogd; he makes 8 defections.
Everybody knew Davis was going pro and Rolle, Voogd and Minor sucked. What's the major malfunction here? I don't see it.
How many players does that leave on the team? It's called depth. Not so talented players on the bench is better than no players on the bench. But in the end, it's all about wins and losses.
Minor was useless no matter where he sat. Voogd, Davis and Rolle all left after the season. New players are coming in. Again...What's the problem?
Ah, Minor was useless. Funny how that wasn't the sentiment around here when he was here. I thought I was the only one who thought he was useless. We don't have a full compliment of scholarship players. Maybe Brady is a good enough coach where he doesn't need all 13 schollies. But none of this matters. Win, and he'll keep his job. Lose, and he's gone. It just seems like it would be easier using the allotted 13 schollies.
I seem to remember that Dinardo had a high attrition rate too, how did that work out for him? Every program in every sport is going to lose players every now and then, however LSU's basketball program has lost more than it's share for whatever reason. Spin it however you want but, the high turnover rate is not good for the program, it's in perpetual rebuilding mode. Not directed at you TigerWins I realize you were being sarcastic.
