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[QUOTE="unhpuck, post: 2916078, member: 8502"] Things didn't really go off the rails til the 2017 class. Prior to that, Ollie brought in a monster class that was thought of to be among the best in the country. The problem was that three of the five players he brought in only combined to play 800 minutes for him, and of the remaining two, one transferred after one season and the other had to be talked into returning. These were not desperate drunk girls. They are players who in a different world could have been juniors on a UConn team ready to compete for a championship this April. [/QUOTE]
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