or you get off the dependency of grad transfers which I think is where he is trying to go.
If that was the case then we wouldn't have
or you get off the dependency of grad transfers which I think is where he is trying to go.
If that was the case we wouldn't have thrown our hat into a large amount of grad transfer's recruitment like we did this spring. Prohm knows that in this day and age to win consistently he is going to have to add a grad transfer or two each spring. Attrition has become the norm in college basketball and to fill ours we're going to have to replace them with transfers of our own.
This is not in any way targeted to you, but there is a huge portion of members on here that absolutely refuse to admit when anything has gone bad or could be improved with this staff. Prohm is such a great recruiter and develops great relationships with these kids. His recruiting level is unquestionably high. However, damn near every commitment we get says the same "I committed because I developed such a great relationship with Prohm."
That tells me that his assistants are not providing enough recruiting help. He needs assistants that are creating their own relationships and have their own connections with recruits (specifically grad recruits since we are obviously struggling in that area). I understand that no one likes the comparisons, but how many times did Hoiberg get a recruit because of the relationship that was created with Cornell Mann, MA, or TJ? Many, many times. With Prohm's ability and desire to recruit (compared to Hoiberg's lack there of) just one assistant with this type of recruiting caliber would go a long way. Prohm's assistants are not providing him with the help he needs on the recruiting trail.
Not to mention the possibility that Prohm stretched himself too thin on some of these prospects, due to the lack of ability from his staff. Just some thoughts.
