Yeah, great article. In the immortal words of Denny Green: "Mark Fox is who we thought he is." Any explanation for Furd's sudden recruiting success? Not only did they get the Zaire, but they have a top 12 and two top 50 guys coming next year. Considering Haase has but one NIT invite in four years, seems odd that the program would become …
Yeah, great article. In the immortal words of Denny Green: "Mark Fox is who we thought he is." Any explanation for Furd's sudden recruiting success? Not only did they get the Zaire, but they have a top 12 and two top 50 guys coming next year. Considering Haase has but one NIT invite in four years, seems odd that the program would become so attractive now. If not for the recruits, I'd guess Haase would be fighting for his job. I guess we could hope the same late recruiting bloom for Fox, but the trajectory of that Stanford program is such a curious outlier, it seems impossible to hope for.
Yeah, great article. In the immortal words of Denny Green: "Mark Fox is who we thought he is." Any explanation for Furd's sudden recruiting success? Not only did they get the Zaire, but they have a top 12 and two top 50 guys coming next year. Considering Haase has but one NIT invite in four years, seems odd that the program would become so attractive now. If not for the recruits, I'd guess Haase would be fighting for his job. I guess we could hope the same late recruiting bloom for Fox, but the trajectory of that Stanford program is such a curious outlier, it seems impossible to hope for.
I just assume some guys want to go to Stanford almost regardless of the coaching situation
Blasphemy.