He was talking about how uconn may need to adjust where they are recruiting. A lot of northeast kids might not want to play for a school that only plays half of it's games anywhere close to the northeast. Cinci isn't in the northeast so has nothing to do with what he was saying. Is it that hard to comprehend?
It's a silly argument.
If a kid from the northeast wants to play way more than half his games in the northeast, then he has to go to a low-mid major program. If playing at home was so important, they wouldn't choose a school where they hardly ever play in the northeast. LSU for example. If you're from New Haven, and playing in front of family in friends is that important, you aren't going to go to Louisiana.
Kentucky; Louisville, Arizona Sstate, Nebraska, Va Tech, St. Louis and Davidson all pulled in a top 10 recruit from New England schools.
If playing in the northeast was so important, why go so far away? Surely 14-16 home games is better than zero?
"You know coach, I'd pick UConn but I really wanted my family in Boston to be able to come see me play, so I'm cutting my list down to St. Louis, Nebraska, and Arizona St."
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