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In my opinion, this is too much to ask of college programs, even those with full-time GMs. That as much as anything is why chaos is no way to run an athletic association.

It's a nice thought, but I presume GM of the Gophers is a full-time job. Not sure that's how Garnett wants to spend his days.

This reminds me of how Monson described Aaron Robinson when they signed him.

Willis now in there, and still at #10. Keep in mind, though, that this is a net index considering who a team has lost and who they're bringing in. It measures the value added to the team through the transfer process.

That's the model. That's what Wisconsin does.

Oops, I got the wrong guy. It was Randy Wittman's son...what was his first name? Ryan! But Wolters was another who could easily have played in a major conference.

I'm so sure we can keep 8 guys happy that I think we should still recruit some star over the top of all of them!

Like Nate Wolters, who went to Cornell, and hey, he could play!

He's the former Michigan Mr. Basketball, right?

They were in the title game but lost to UVa. But yes, now they're one of the premier programs in the country.

True.

It's amazing to me how Lubbock has gone from "Ewww, Lubbock" when Tubby took the job to "Lubbock will be hard to beat for the best recruits." It goes to show how ANYWHERE can become a great basketball destination. Don't listen to any bullshit about how terrible it is here and how nobody would...

Holloman is good, but... I'm not sure even MSU would have ponied that much up to keep him.

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Thank you for the perspective.

Do I read his stats right that he made 41% of his 3s last year but only 67% of his free throws?

3-point percentage needs to go up, but 5.8 assists per game is A LOT.

That has got to be it, and my false memory of it being on the cover. The mind is a funny thing. I'm still going to find that puppy and make sure it sees the light of day again.

That's a nice get!