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[QUOTE="HopJim, post: 4211840, member: 6986"] Bruno took DePaul as far as he possibly could but there is room for improvement. There are always prospects who don't want to move out of the geography, like an individual school, or are overlooked. Few top mid-western schools except Michigan, Iowa or Iowa State. Marquette and Creighton good but don't have the positive basketball history of DePaul. High energy coach could add 1-2 local top100 players, get 1-2 transfers and win 20 games a season in a weak league and make NCAA's. Easier said than done but very possible to build on top of what Doug has already accomplished at DePaul. [/QUOTE]
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