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Message: [QUOTE="Sea Goat, post: 2437006, member: 3716"] Sure recruiting could always be better. Howoverever, the hallmark of our great UConn teams was the achieving player that Calhoun had recruited, nurtured and developed into a solid, if not spectacular, performer. His best teams became impressive cohesive units. Our championship teams, like their coach, had a "chip on their shoulders". Someone mentioned Napier earlier. He is a textbook example of what I'm talking about. I think KO is a good recruiter, but as I have said before, he needs better assistants to help get the most out of his teams. We don't have "complete players" knocking on our door. We have raw talent that needs work. They need to be molded and honed into better players. Calhoun excelled at that! I think KO would be well served by some additional horsepower in the assistant coaching position to help do the same. [/QUOTE]