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Message: [QUOTE="IMind, post: 2032389, member: 1048"] I hate to keep using comparing Calhoun to Ollie.... because Calhoun started in a VERY different era... but he's a great example and there's a ton of data... but if you go back and look at Calhoun... there's a dip every few years. Even back into his days at Northeastern... 1983 - 13 wins 1986 - 9 wins (first year at UConn) 1992 - 15 wins 1996 - "only" 18 wins 2000 - "only" 20 wins 2006 - 17 wins 2009 - 18 wins What's more actually astounding isn't that he had a few off years here and there. It's the run he went on from 1998 to 2006. It was pretty unreal. Outside of that he was usually over 25 wins, but even the great Jim Calhoun had a couple of off years where the team just didn't work out. [/QUOTE]