Keeping all of the recruits is a very good question. Geno has traditionally complained year after year that the bench does not contribute. This may be the fact. However, Geno and his coaching staff picked that bench and the other outstanding recruits that became the starters and perhaps the one person off of the bench.
In terms of playing people that have been recruited, I kind of like the approach that Doug Bruno has taken with respect to platooning five players at a time. If UConn has chosen such a large group of elite players, then these players should be given an opportunity to perform. Just my opinion which is just worth Sh......t from the cow pasture.
Let's face, it the recruits who transferred were once regarded as very good players prior to their acceptance of a scholarship to UConn. Something happened along the way. Anyone can speculate. Unless a recruit is a top 5, nothing is guaranteed. But if a recruit is a top 20 why is that recruit potentially discarded? Why are not the flaws known before the scholarship offered? Say what you want, but why are offers made to Kyla and Molly? I do not know the answers and the only one that does is Geno, so your comments are not worth any more than mine on this subject.
Bottom line: people want to learn; people want to excel; people want to PLAY! They do not want to languish on a bench and be a spectator.