Gill Wipe

[97spiderfan]

If we are talking alternate universes maybe so. Grant played at Dayton, which is obviously totally focused on basketball Alabama is a power football school, so basketball plays second fiddle. Maybe he does return to the alma mater even if he was faring better at Alabama.


To bring this back to a more Richmond centered debate, what is your answer to your question above? Seems like you are suggesting that all CM needs to do is change teams to become a better recruiter?

All three schools have their advantages and disadvantages.

For Bama, its main advantages our that they are the SEC and big time basketball. But main disadvantage is you are an after thought to football.
For Dayton: Its main advantages our you get to play of the best college basketball fanbases in the country. Main disadvantage: You have to live in Dayton Oh.
For us: Main advantage: Really High quality education. Main disadvantage: Really high quality education

Point us, each school has its advantages and disadvantages, job of a coach is to sell that school. Grant is a MUCH better salesman than Mooney. We should be able to compete against Dayton for recruits. We aren't even in the same ballpark right now in terms of recruiting with Dayton.

 

[AnnapSpider]

If we are talking alternate universes maybe so. Grant played at Dayton, which is obviously totally focused on basketball Alabama is a power football school, so basketball plays second fiddle. Maybe he does return to the alma mater even if he was faring better at Alabama.


To bring this back to a more Richmond centered debate, what is your answer to your question above? Seems like you are suggesting that all CM needs to do is change teams to become a better recruiter?

I was suggesting that it has been more difficult to recruit players to Richmond than some other schools.
The academics makes it a little more difficult. I think the Queally Center will help.
Do I think CM can out recruit Grant? No, I don’t think so. Or, he certainly has shown it as of now.