I wish that he would. It is ridiculous to not have a better bench.
I don't know if that would make a better bench. Just fuller. Or as full, or almost as full.
Next year you're looking at most 9 players (unless there are additions, transfers, JC's, etc.), possibly 8 (if Camara decides she's done). With 4 or 3 graduating. Which gives us...wait for it....5 players for the 20-21 season. So if UCONN recruits 5, that still only gives us 10. That's with no injuries or transfers in or out.
On the other hand, we've had some really good recruiting classes following "down" (or light) recruiting years. e.g.
Williams/Nurse/Ekmark/Edwards after Chong
Dolson/Hartley/Johnson/Engeln/Walker after Faris
DT/Conlon/Valley/Moore/Battle after KJ.
And these next 2 years, 2020 and 2021 classes, have some really good players, who probably realize they can get a LOT of playing time, QUICKLY, at UCONN. Well, let's hope they do anyway.
Something I've noticed over the years also is that UCONN usually recruits strong in strong years. Whereas others recruit strong in down years. With a couple strong classes coming up, I'm expecting UCONN to pull in some nice recruits. Things are lined up for that to happen.