Weiler-Babb was a Hoiberg recruit, so I guess Prohm's official record starts next year then? We get the same dumbass argument from anti-Prohm ISU fans regarding Prohm's first two years. Calipari and a bunch of McD AA's got beat by Oral Roberts in the first round of the NIT a few years back, UNC with a bunch of McD AA's was a dumpster fire under Daugherty, and generational talent Ben Simmons didn't sniff the tourney. But yes, that team with a guy that took a bit of a long route to be a rotation guy in the NBA and a couple guys that might turn out to be journeymen was so loaded with talent anybody could've coached it to a sweet 16.
Besides, in terms of developing NBA players, Nader was a guy getting DNPs under Hoibert, and Burton never played for Hoiberg. So I'm going to give Prohm the nod on that development.
But congrats on having one of the best years of the Fran era with that 10 seed and being a corner bankshot from probably not making the tournament. He does deserve some credit for figuring out when to start to collapse at just the right time stay in the tournament but get out of the 8/9 game to avoid a 1 seed in the second round. He's getting that dialed in and has it down to a science.