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[QUOTE="billybud, post: 3092638, member: 3850"] The Huskies may have to recruit and then develop big men... Each team has their own philosophy on team building...UConn still has a basketball blue blood tag so they may still have a leg up on getting a quality, ready to start, big man over teams like FSU, Texas, etc. who have had to recruit raw bigs. Out of the Nole's five 2019 commits...two are 7 foot centers...but I don't think that they will be ready, as freshmen, to jump into ACC competition. I know that there is a sense of urgency to win games and soon, but is developing big men out of the picture? [/QUOTE]
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