hoops22 wrote:Not looking to reignite the whole Neptune debate, but one criticism that seems fair is he hasn't set the world on fire with his recruiting. Nova's incoming class is ranked closer to 200 than it is to 100. in recent years they've excelled at recruiting the Boston to Washington corridor. But now with Pitino in NY and Cooley in Washington his job just got a lot tougher. Nova has been such a key to the leagues success, you don't want to see them fall off too much. Neptune needs to get it together recruiting wise, because so far the results have been disappointing.
stever20 wrote:I just wonder if the whole Villanova style that we've seen- redshirting guys, getting transfers who sit out a year, etc. so having super experienced rosters compared to everyone else- with the transfer portal now- is that style really going to be able to work going foward as much?
adoraz wrote:I thought Nova's recruiting was a concern as early as last year, not a good sign that it hasn't improved.
Wright is 9 years younger than Pitino. If Neptune has another bad year or two I wonder if he'd consider returning?
kayako wrote:adoraz wrote:I thought Nova's recruiting was a concern as early as last year, not a good sign that it hasn't improved.
Wright is 9 years younger than Pitino. If Neptune has another bad year or two I wonder if he'd consider returning?
It wouldn't be very shocking, maybe even predictable, if Wright gets a coaching bug eventually. Hopefully that aligns with an appropriate time to move on from Neptune, but honestly I can't see him say no if the Knicks offered with Brunson and Hart on the roster.
DeltaV wrote:kayako wrote:adoraz wrote:I thought Nova's recruiting was a concern as early as last year, not a good sign that it hasn't improved.
Wright is 9 years younger than Pitino. If Neptune has another bad year or two I wonder if he'd consider returning?
It wouldn't be very shocking, maybe even predictable, if Wright gets a coaching bug eventually. Hopefully that aligns with an appropriate time to move on from Neptune, but honestly I can't see him say no if the Knicks offered with Brunson and Hart on the roster.
I see Jay the opposite way. He's made his money, accomplished everything he really can, and now he's going to relax and enjoy it. Cash in behind the announcers desk for a few years.
With how stressful they say coaching is, I don't blame him. Don't be like boeheim and coach until you're nearly dead, go out and enjoy what you've earned.
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