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[QUOTE="InKembaITrust, post: 3159281, member: 6729"] Obviously highly talented teams don't help other schools in their conference build their teams in a literal sense....it's that the level of talent they are brining in raises the standards of other teams in the conference, including the standards of their recruiting efforts (whether it be legal or not). I could argue that Auburn, Tennessee, LSU, and South Carolina have all gotten vastly better since the one-and-done era of Kentucky & Calipari. The only real slight drop-off has been Florida. [/QUOTE]
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