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[QUOTE="That Guy, post: 4996800, member: 8905"]
If I'm being 100% objective, and I will get killed for this opinion, I feel like UConn isn't a program I would categorize as producing very many "really good" pros in comparison to programs of similar stature. Yes, we have one of the greatest players of all time and a HOF in Ray, plus a few multiple time All-Stars (Caron, Rip, Andre, Kemba), as well as a few guys that played for 10+ years and/or were quite good for a portion of their careers (Cliff, Rudy, BG, Ollie, Emeka, Donyell) but we are definitely lacking star power. The only guys that we've produced that were truly stars in the league for a number of years were Ray, Rip, and Kemba. You can make an argument for Caron, BG, and Andre as well, but overall I think we haven't produced many "really good" NBA players, keyword MANY.

I feel like we were always great in terms of getting guys into the league, but I definitely want to see us have more stars in the Hurley era and hopefully Hawk, Donovan, and Steph are the beginning of that.
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