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Texas: Property of UConn Men's Basketball program
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I personally do not believe that at this point Georgetown is a superior job than PC for a basketball coach but I can see someone making an argument that it is (or can again become) a superior position.
There's currently something running on one of the cable outlets about basketball in Prince George's county (it's referred to as PG county) which borders DC.
The amount of talent produced there is incredible and if someone could restore the luster and allure to Georgetown that the school had four decades ago, that school would be as significant a force as it was during the Ewing years.
I'm not convinced this can be done because beyond the challenges that a smaller, private school faces (smaller, often scattered alumni base. Georgetown also is located in a somewhat transient city (many DC residents are politicians or associates of those politicians who don't last after an election loss).
Perhaps (they do have quite a few affluent alumni) with NIL they can lessen the ramp-up time to build a team that can compete at a high level but turning that into a consistently successful program will be quie a challenge.
There's currently something running on one of the cable outlets about basketball in Prince George's county (it's referred to as PG county) which borders DC.
The amount of talent produced there is incredible and if someone could restore the luster and allure to Georgetown that the school had four decades ago, that school would be as significant a force as it was during the Ewing years.
I'm not convinced this can be done because beyond the challenges that a smaller, private school faces (smaller, often scattered alumni base. Georgetown also is located in a somewhat transient city (many DC residents are politicians or associates of those politicians who don't last after an election loss).
Perhaps (they do have quite a few affluent alumni) with NIL they can lessen the ramp-up time to build a team that can compete at a high level but turning that into a consistently successful program will be quie a challenge.