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[Turbine]

The problem now extends way beyond Coach Lee's recruits.

Beyond Lee's recruits his attrition numbers are about average.

15 in 7 years is 2.14 a year.

Right now the national average is 2.0

[CrazyCajun]

Beyond Lee's recruits his attrition numbers are about average.

15 in 7 years is 2.14 a year.

Right now the national average is 2.0

Did you go through every team? and take everyone else's out? From previous staff's? That make up the average? Or just bob gets do-overs? You can't pick and choose the input if you want to base your argument on national averages.

[Bigbuf]

I'm looking at where they went. For the most part, lessor programs.

Here is another question...What kind of carrers did they have?

[Turbine]

Did you go through every team? and take everyone else's out? From previous staff's? That make up the average? Or just bob gets do-overs? You can't pick and choose the input if you want to base your argument on national averages.

I just looked at CajunT's names.

If you want the raw numbers (no exclusions) you can add .57 to Marlin's previously mentioned yearly average, which is basically another player every other year.

[CrazyCajun]

Here is another question...What kind of carrers did they have?

Here is another, if they were all as talentless as you want to imply, why did we ever recruit them?

[Bigbuf]

Here is another, if they were all as talentless as you want to imply, why did we ever recruit them?

Did I say they were talentless? Nope sure didn't. Stop making an azz of yourself by assuming you know where I am going with a question. There is always three sides to an issue and as T-Bine put it earlier, the truth is always in the middle.

Since you chose not to contribute to the answer of the question, let me explain why I asked the question. If they have stellar careers at other schools then it may point to a problem in the coaching staff, if they don't have great careers and they never finish school maybe, as you have said, maybe they should not have been recruited in the first place. Or maybe they were recruited as a development player (much like Bazaar) but the guy thinks he can contribute elsewhere and flies the coup.

I would go with they were recruited and developmental and they thought they were better and transferred for whatever reason they wanted to tell the coach.

I sure haven't heard of any transfer's blowing the doors off of the NCAA tourney or NBA team. Doesn't mean they haven't ...just that this board, as far as I know, has been silent on the success of the transfers and if they are not successful why are we worried about an attrition problem?

[CrazyCajun]

Did I say they were talentless? Nope sure didn't. Stop making an azz of yourself by assuming you know where I am going with a question. There is always three sides to an issue and as T-Bine put it earlier, the truth is always in the middle.

Since you chose not to contribute to the answer of the question, let me explain why I asked the question. If they have stellar careers at other schools then it may point to a problem in the coaching staff, if they don't have great careers and they never finish school maybe, as you have said, manybe they should not have been recruited in the first place. Or maybe they were recruited as a development player (much like Bazaar) but the guy thinks he can contribute elsewhere and flies the coup.

I would go with they were recruited and developmental and they thought they were better and transferred for whatever reason they wanted to tell the coach.

I sure haven't heard of any transfer's blowing the doors off of the NCAA tourney or NBA team. Doesn't mean they haven't ...just that this board, as far as I know, has been silent on the success of the transfers.

Kadeem coleby played on a 35-1 whichita state that made it to the third round, kimani Jackson went to be the #1 rated juco PF and is with P5 Colorado state, Gravitt just sign with South Carolina in the SEC, smith is the 2nd leading scorer and rebounder for Stetson, pancake Thomas 2ndvyeam all America east, 18.9 point 6.8 boards and 2.8 assists

[Bigbuf]

Kadeem coleby played on a 35-1 whichita state that made it to the third round, kimani Jackson went to be the #1 rated juco PF and is with P5 Colorado state, Gravitt just sign with South Carolina in the SEC, smith is the 2nd leading scorer and rebounder for Stetson, pancake Thomas 2ndvyeam all America east, 18.9 point 6.8 boards and 2.8 assists

Glad they had success, but that's three out 17 that went on to being successful. Success doesn't come from playing and signing with an SEC team and playing for a P5.

[BeauCajun]

Jackson and Thomas never made it to campus. They would not count.

[CrazyCajun]

Jackson and Thomas never made it to campus. They would not count.

I guess the coach didn't have anything to do with that either? So HUD gets a pass on all the ones that never made it here, that weren't as good as he thought, that smoke weed, that couldn't make the grades...take all those out and HUD technically has only lost like 2 guys in 5 years.

[Turbine]

Kadeem coleby played on a 35-1 whichita state that made it to the third round, kimani Jackson went to be the #1 rated juco PF and is with P5 Colorado state, Gravitt just sign with South Carolina in the SEC, smith is the 2nd leading scorer and rebounder for Stetson, pancake Thomas 2ndvyeam all America east, 18.9 point 6.8 boards and 2.8 assists

Add Pancake to the Lee undue influence group.

[BeauCajun]

I guess the coach didn't have anything to do with that either?

That would be correct on Jackson's part. The coaches can't do his course work for him.