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Message: [QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 3719669, member: 3535"] I wasn't talking about "legacy." If you want to look at it like that- that's fine. But I'm just talking specifically about 2018/2019/2020/2021 S.C. classes and I doubt you'll be completely shutout when 2022 comes in. You'll have an amazing senior class (Boston's sr year) along with your 2021 class may get the sophomore leap. I was just talking about specific seasons - the 2021 and 2022 - and just wanted to get an idea of what the expectations from SC fans have in terms of a certain level of play and your expectations for the next few years. It doesn't appear your expectations won't be anything more than "win as much as possible and [U]a chance to compete[/U]." My posts were just curiosity posts. Nothing meant of ill-intent or anything like that. In terms of your boredom comment by having too many blowouts- - I'll be flippant - are you saying that you'd prefer that your team didn't have too many superstars? Because the more superstars you have the far greater chance your team will be super-great resulting in many, many blowouts. Thus, you'd be very bored I guess with too many superstars? So if you and your fanbase and coaching staff are not interested in that kind of excellence - we'll be happy to take Boston off your hands if that is the case. We'll "suffer" through winning 110-40 games while you can win without her and show your grit. How's that? In terms of blowouts - UCONN has won between 7-8 titles through complete domination and very few close games.. How did those other teams that played more close games fare against them? Just saying with the 2021 class- depending on how legit the 2/3/4 classification is-- - ofc UCONN and Stanford will be tough (and a surprising tough game here or there)-- but there won't be near as many 15 point games. And it won't be because the competition stinks. [/QUOTE]

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