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Message: [QUOTE="SCGamecock, post: 3734668, member: 6132"] UConn will always fare well with the top recruits as long as Geno is there. I believe 7 of the last 10 top ranked players committed to the Huskies out of high school. We tend to bring in 3-4 players a class. We've had big classes that weren't necessarily highly ranked (top 5). In cases where we've had smaller classes, say 1 or 2, they've always followed a very highly ranked class. 2014 - 5 (Wilson, White, Cuevas, Duckett, Cliney) 2015 - 1 (Colley) 2016 - 4 (Harris, Herbert-Harrigan, Bradshaw, Patrick) 2017 - 4 (Grissett, Williams, Jackson, Troup) 2018 - 3 (Henderson, Saxton, Wesolek) 2019 - 5 (Boston, Cooke, Beal, Amihere, Thompson) 2020 - 1 (Russell) 2021 - 4 (Johnson, Rivers, Feagin, Hall) 2022 - ? I think our 2022 class will be 2 or 3 players and they'll be highly ranked.. but it won't be a huge monster class like 2014, 2019 or 2021. That said, today is a big day for UConn. Although it's late in his career and he has nothing left to prove, Geno has clearly shown that he still has fire and can bring in the players he needs to win. Sets up for some big battles between the top programs in the years ahead.. and not just UConn and South Carolina, with recruiting leveling out among the top 5-6 programs, there will now likely be several programs with a realistic shot at the title for the next few years. [/QUOTE]