The simple fact is Geno doesn't stock pile players. He has stated over the years many times the ideal is about 7 to 8 core players that he can trust & mesh as a 1st unit interchageably, for the most part. That number keeps good cohesion, flow, chemistry. Players out of the top 8 are ancillary, role players, that number is maybe 2 or 3. then possibly have some hard working walk on fill a spot for a roster of 12. UConn/Geno is not going to be a place with 15 recruited scholarhip players on the roster. That's not how Geno roles. He's not going to be like some other schools with 15 recruited players, gives an offer to every kid under thesun, then says the actal try out is when you get here. Kids leave once they realize they aren't getting time when they are recruited like this. Kids now know they can go more places, build a profile at a non top 10 school, etc...and play from day one or at last 3 years of starting. Bball is becoming more how fball has become, since they reduced schiolarships, it's not easy to stock pile players like before in fball and even big time recruits leave if they aren't gettig the time they want. In the old days they would wait their turn and maybe only get 1 or 2 years of being a starter/star of the team at fball power like Bama, That's not how kids role and while the top schools are still thebest, the 2nd level has become deeper. There is a strong argument if NCAA really wanted to improve the depth of WCBB, they would reduce scholarships down to 12(like men) from 15. Give the 3 scholarship spots to other womens sports to keep Title IV compliance.