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[QUOTE="NJHoops, post: 4407205, member: 8779"] Eh, it might help for you to consider things in context a bit, such as when players were recruited and when immediate eligibility for transfers became a thing. I know it’s your thing, but references to Calhoun in this context do not make sense given what college basketball is like. It’s interesting to consider how many of these former coaches would’ve pulled a Wright if they were working today. Fans can keep pining for how things used to be and refuse to see how it really is, but coaches have to keep up. My guess is that about 90% of coaches in the game would prefer to recruit and develop. McDermott’s hailed as the defender of recruit and develop but signed one of the best transfers available for this season. I guess he should have lamented how different things are now and just kept that spot open. [/QUOTE]
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